Tennessee Temple University - Chimes Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 178 of the 1965 volume:

a MERE eis te Che et 4 hee ADE LY? ZY Lt bee AA Que Ud Te = Tee ae (2) Ke NR oe) N CO [ e) © © ap) (op) oO —— aed i ed es rafal (ly a cs (re fv wf 4e ; ; 4 ; | wt 7 i) WHITE SA- ViOUR'S CO LORS RED AND HEAR THE TELL THEM CHRIST 15 3 ar “ae a TO ALL PEO- PLE TEM PLE COt- LEGE CRE Re. le ay S77 a a . ‘AZ IMT RASH ou 103 Lak -M3T 90 2J5AH 3a HaUoAT Me , la ms Y2i8H MAT iat 4 -034 JIA. OT “j34 - 200 =, ¢ Mian Satie STIRW QUA 43% 2804 - 0) - 303 409 Sq =PAIT es = a } Faas 8 AP 8S PE CAA: UAT TTS 908 S HHS SAN, PI eee ra ee raat rar ere kent ren Ae STURN TTS Oe REPL A ONAN RT LENT TSE IM Pa Ie ENTS Se O88 YA cf BMG TNL No WALES TSE Without the fundamental chords of harmony, there would be no smoothness to a song; Without the education of the students, there would be no completeness to their lives. Sn ee — —. we As tonality is an intergral part of harmony, so is the social life an integral part of students. We believe in the verbal inspiration and authority of the Scriptures. We believe that the Bible reveals God, the fall of man, the way of salvation, and God’s plan and purpose in the ages. We believe in God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit. We believe in the Deity and virgin birth of Jesus Christ. We believe that salvation is “by grace” plus nothing and minus nothing. The conditions to salvation are repentance and faith. We believe that men are justified by faith alone and are accounted righteous before God only through the merit of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. We believe in the everlasting conscious blessedness of the saved and the everlasting conscious punishment of the lost. i L odicatian Donella Cochran Brown made her first public appear- ance very early. She travelled with her parents, her father having a vital part in the ministries of several evangelists. Donella was provided a solid musical foundation by her mother, herself a musician. She attended school at home in Winona Lake, Indiana, Bob Jones College, and The University of Chattanooga, receiving the Bachelor of Music and Master of Music degrees. The first year of her marriage to Dr. Fred Brown was spent in the British Isles, where she assisted him musically in evangelism. A daughter, Regina Ellen, was born and they continued their travels until she started school. Mrs. Brown came to Temple in 1950. In the past, she has directed the band and the chorus. She presently teaches voice and organ, directs the A Capella and church choirs, and serves as a church pianist. One senses perfectionism in all she undertakes, and her work takes on the beautiful and refined tones of the Classics. These q ualities are evident also in her daily life as she gives herself to the service of Christ and others. Mrs. Brown, for your very evident dedication to God, Temple, and the individual student, we dedicate this annual to you with our love. SYMPHONY As nineteen sixty-five has crescendoed, one can see And hear the glorious music of the Father’s symphony. This music swells its beauty to the farthest missionfield— Yet beats within the trusting heart, by Holy Spirit sealed. The strains are filled with harmony, melodious and sweet The Temple smiles and friendliness are the accents on the beat. The unity of purpose is perhaps the concert key Which guides away from discord in the Temple family. The vivaciousness in rhythm keeps the school going in a pace There is no room for the quitter, no rest in this music’s race; For the symphony must be finished with the Director’s last down beat Till the sound of that blessed trumpet interrupts the patting feet. Yet, abruptly stops the lilting strain of the 1965 year And a minor refrain is sounded in the Father’s knowing ear Yet still the baton is guided by the Director’s mighty hand Each little note of sorrow surely by Him ever planned. Then climbs the music even more majestic than before Each player in the symphony must fully learn the score. More knowledge in the things which make the melody ring clear— The melody: redemption, for all to plainly hear. r @4 ( ontents ADMINISTRATION FACULTY SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS CLASSES TE -6OS- PET To ALL PEO- PLE’; With unréelenime erescenda the svmphonyv of a-ile replete with mee lodi€é progression hastens te its inate And a friendship thatas Gurs to: share, wilaais oMlarkes? and i allegras - moeves-everiastpe: onward, in sweet Hrenioeries, This music swet Yet beat tebein the tru ise — oat aor exe: ae Till the s 3 a . - - Raed Which gaiars a 2 T21AH t SON ee etme he a ore ore Ps. TIHW QUA G34 280 tise cy 3 Jia” PHUGY wth harm@ny, we - om es tel cea as eee yay trom giscord a Ss sain: ae bes ? ‘ mes - ind OF that bhess¢ a trun ot - = -A2 SHUT RARK ¢ git. See . — | - , sea) st M3HT the scpaot Zour m3 BS iam a : SE FEE RE TS aS pet mwereapes £ the 1963 yeat . Sarher’s knowting car eS OTF CE ANY pt ode S aaeeelal 7 oe a a 22S, “eR KS ore FDIS HOD HUA IMIT = daa “102, a8 -NaT : Myre. SS a, cmc, ane af ht RA OE ATARI ee ; “9 339 -M3T 40 25148 i. ee err 319-034 JIA OT TA UE OT eS cm, Ne in. i as EE AT SR THE YEAR'S welcome, freshmen .. . FIRST IMPRESSIONS ... of Temple are of seemingly aimless registration, as people get acquainted or reacquainted, and adjust schedules, but... This is disgusting. Not that much catsup! | +4 OE fig, Ht Mee ROLLE 1b 4 Lhe esas s SOAR OS ae Sssh! No talking in the library. : ryutet wh cd tases sabebsestes sepals taeeabet Aijents DE Andetniaintak Let’s go, Gabby. Snow?! AS SEPTEMBER BRINGS NEW LIFE... to the spiritual, mental, and social life of the student, his thoughts settle into a pattern... PENT Oe COS 961155 Ys Did you forget to empty your trash too 2 m working. ’t bug me—l’ Now, what was that assignment? Don And they say Mrs. Banta isn’t rough! Contemplation... THROUGH MENTAL ACTIVITIES... in the classroom, as study disciplines the untrained mind and stimulates the active mind, via class preparation and individual research. . . a0 5 mee oe Teach old dog new tricks? The thinker! They didn’t?!?! 2) IN INDIVIDUAL ENVIRONMENTS ... there is a broadening exchange of ideas in the art of man living with man. The close quarters of dormitory living give a practicality... O.K. Rebels—let’s go! “Once upon a time... ” Revealing secrets? Get his picture, this doesn’t happen often! So what—you’ve got a date! Foreign Mission Fellowship. Detention Home Services. | e¥ INDIVIDUAL SPIRITUAL ENDEAVOR ... Chapel Prayer Meeting. that in all things He might have the pre-eminence; that he may do the work of the Father who sent Him... AS A NEW YEAR not only in the life of the individual but also in the construction of the school. As the school grows in size... Predicted results of “Operation Fifty.” || 2O BRINGS EXPANSION ... Weigle Music Center. Cutting the ribbon. | DR. PAUL B. SMITH | | THE SPIRITUAL Csehy Musical Messengers. DR. FRED BROWN INE ED OIS MET... in the fall, as the Missionary Conference makes us conscious of the vastness of the mission field. The Bible Conference indwells us with the essentials necessary for a deeper Christian life, and... REV. WARREN WIERSBE DR. PAUL LEHMAN BY RENEWED DEDICATION ... through unique revivals, we are reminded 4 of the lessons we learn each day, and our need to re-apply them... senou ar: aleeennn th fet E EWTN LEME eT OTITIS LIT LY BLAM ENT SPORTY SL ITM PY BAM PP ENTAIL PTR INES ETAL Ae MOOT We nH ar ct Le PAA LINN CBT ae read: EWNe carats Rm eN Neer oe =D: Henge mom oem Pt JACK HYLES DR. 225) DR. TOM MALONE DR. JOHN R. RICE 6 EVANGELIST JACK WURTZEN 2 DR. JACOB GARTENHAUS ose: — ; Score 5 EVANGELIST BILL COMPTON IN OUR IDVaNIUL YC IEEE) se men come from every walk of life, teaching us through their experiences, that we must excel not only in the spiritual realm but also... REV. GARLAND COFIELD MR. ART DeMOSS EVANGELIST PAUL FERGUSON DR. THEODORE EPP cow MOST POPULAR Bob Thomas Jan Rice IN SOCIETY .-- those who do excel are given the honor of representing their class . . . each year students from the senior class are chosen to represent different categories typical of the college student... MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Sandy Parsons Zeda Thorton 28 MOST TYPICAL Paul Crosson Nancy Smith WITTIEST MOST VERSATILE H Harlan White Floyd Risser Leah Bowers Regina Brown MOST TALENTED Peter Forsyth LEADERSHIP Lillian Cierpke Bob Rosenthal | PULCHRITUDE i Randall Snipes Theresa Butts whether it be leadership, athletics, or wit. Also from the senior class students display their talents... FRIENDLIEST Bob Harris Linda Strain MOST ATHLETIC Sandy Hull Sue Farrar IN SENIOR RECITALS... some of the finest music given at Temple. This year, for the a time, recitals e ee By SPEECH Ginger Shields ORGAN David Jones Jerry Pauley VOICE =| ES ° PS AQ ist B= iT) 3 VOICE Leah Bowers PIANO Jeanne Ball SPEECH George Cooper VOICE RECITALS... Show the results of the years devoted to practice and hard work. ; VIOLIN VOICE Lillian Cierpke Peter Forsyth Ron a het = Eas) VOICE PIANO Richard Lockery Rita Hoskins esi eve IMT TT Bitte NN tit alee a FATT MT BE TFTA HUE PhS IRA ANE te IN PUNE le ter Ti Madonna dn ara era renyanh Simin viens tereennnmnen oh eagaee ser SPEECH Sue Farrar VOICE Nancy Smith VOICE Paul Crosson Therresa Butts PIANO A NEW YEAR BRINGS SUSPENSE ... The big moment! in the thrill of Homecoming. As lights went off, the spotlight revealed Fanny Charles, our new queen. Not only in the field of athletics but also... Yonna Clark, Sue Farrar. m o wa é B d 2 “a v o $ 3 Fe B é E : ey vt i=} sy Our Queen! Gj a ir am] £ mel 5 s 5 Pa 8 a o = oF —) fe a é) MISS TEMPL Yan ice Jan has distinguished herself in various fields during her stay at Temple—class officer, Homecoming queen and spiritual leader. Her thoughtfulness, friendliness, and eagerness to help at all times make Jan our Miss Temple. MR. TEMPLE Barry Bagwell Barry has served as president of our student body this year. His enthusiasm in this office; his diligence in his classes; and his consistent Christian testimony make him a worthy recipient of the title, Mr. Temple. ii ! ? e 4 rf 3 “Temple’s own sweetheart.” Finalists. Sweetheart of 1965. 42 IN SOCIAL ACTIVITIES... Our interest is aroused in competition. Basketball games, concerts, Happy Corner and special parties help to create a social atmosphere at Temple. One of the biggest events each year is the crowning of a sweetheart. As we dined by candlelight, Master-of-Ceremonies, Peter Forsyth, presented Linda Strain—Sweetheart of 1965. Halloween Party BOB MULLINS Bible School Valedictorian KAREN HOCK College Valedictorian Sf JENNIE AIELLO College Salutatorian 44 IN ACADEMIC TRADITION ... MARILYN ELZEY Bible School Salutatorian JOHN McCARTT Seminary Salutatorian there are those who excel scholastically. Those students are selected who have maintained the highest average in College, Bible School, and Seminary throughout their course of study . . RON SANGER Seminary Valedictorian a EN VRE a aie a PS Aren’t I pretty yet? x “Tinny, what happened in here?” N DRAMATIC PRESENTATIONS. .. “Can’t you shut up?” given by the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes, students are given opportunities to work together for the enjoyment of others. 47 Introducing our Faculty and Administrative Staff, The group to whom we owe the smooth function of Teeiao tour pricie: Their dedication often thankless Proves student —and self rewarding both now and ever. CI = r C H f L Mmowz 48 FIGURE IN CAMPUS HARMONY “Be steady, young man! This world has no room for quitters.” Thus another struggling student, seeing in Dr. Roberson the quality which has made him a leader, determines to try again. | It was because of persistency, determination, and much prayer | that Dr. Roberson was led to establish Tennessee Temple Schools in 1946. However, it is patience, understanding, and wisdom on his part which keeps faculty, administration, and student body harmoniously working together. Through his example he inspires us all to fulfill our personal responsibilities and desires that his life, as ours, be dictated by the Bible, God’s inspired Word and our revered Guide. Y Z [= Z = me sy, - a = © i -_— = Steve, Bobby, Randy, Paul, Peter, Dr. and Mrs. Faulkner. A FIRM HOLD ON CAMPUS POLICY. Our Vice-President, J. R. Faulkner is the personifica- tion of ingenuity and ambition. One would think he must have an enormous filing system to contain the wealth of ideas which seems always so close at hand whenever they are needed. Surprisingly enough each challenge is met with a refreshingly original idea straight from his well-disciplined mind. Each task is completed smoothly and efficiently, seemingly without any effort; however, we can only imagine the long hours spent in each particular job. Never so busy that he does not show interest in each individual, his ever-winning smile and hearty “hello” always lifts our spirits. From our “Fireside Chats” on Sunday evenings we have gained so much, that we have had to build a special compartment within our hearts to store the blessings. DR. CLIFF ROBINSON Dean of Students DR. F. DEAN BANTA Dean of College Baeekkku. = 2 ors 508 si ohh ee hee. ror 0k ee Oe Oe o ged 0: 6 ee a, on ce 7 Rest ii Se gm 8 9 Rig DR. DOUGLAS CRAVENS Dean of Seminary DEANS a4 DR. ROBERT BURNETTE Dean of Bible School C. P. WHITE Dean of Men “Take my life and let it be; consecrated, Lord to thee.” Therefore, the Deans of Tennessee Temple Schools strive to blend personalities from every walk of life into Christian workers, pastors and missionaries working together to serve our Saviour and to make Him fore- most in our lives. ALFRED CIERPKE Dean Emeritus of Seminary MRS. C. P. WHITE Dean of Women DO REGISTRAR DR. L. D. LOCKERY Registrar The Executive Committee of Tennessee Temple Schools — Dr. Lee Roberson, Arnold Chambers, B. Eugene Hatfield, Waymon Farrar, G. Ken Casteel, Dr. J. R. Faulkner, E. C. Phillips, A. O. Morton, Elgin Smith. BOARD OF TRUST BURSAR MRS. SIDNEY SCOTT Bursar First Row: CAROLECATIVERSON tijces ccc antics atone Physical Education DRSESD HAIN BANDAS. snes. cekic nen Philosophy and Education BE VEAING EE ISIN EB A INADA rice icreiis i ainieiie om sieiis @ croictei si eve-are English CERO R DMS AR REAM irre cle Baptist History, Baptist Missions DOROTEYSBO WDENMacnrcchietrnei atcrct eee cole sien Librarian Second Row: DONBTEIGAT BRO WIN) terials clas streterisnisaicieuyes Voice and Organ IVICA GAR TS ER OWN ere ieiess yofeiieiie siti sahets ats ocicven vines 31 ters Business SIMGLINDE EE ROWING Gaecleicm aeciests cise ss German and Music DRAROB ERED UIR NEVE E sie ae nets ae Homiletics and Bible FEI MCGZN SHO) Ci 24 Dy yea cide aout Opals Guam OmOe emo French FACULTY Third Row: MORRO CHAM IHNARSTOIM 5 oocdaceon noo ponaneoose Social Science JNUIIHOSI COMMIS) oooccesc0aspbcons00booao0Go0Kpb HK History ASNTEN ECO © Keer srrenseashetesoyoievenstorctcansans letopsysroctays eo ausaatesetey sy aueeoks Speech IDR, IOKOWKEALANS) 1b, CIA NABI op octoooannseoocenucoognouec Bible First Row: MARSHALL DY CHES Waancac rere eae ene rent Bible WILBER T DYESS cesiaya ssavoyote ats ate osaolove ce ereie cishe le etstetcte hone tsvele Bible DRAWENDELE EVANS cree ier irs Religious Education MARLENE EVANS, Gissrenicstecces crersterisie eicistertemsietsteotlorereicts Education MAGDALENE FAULKNER ............. Piano and Musicology FACULTY Second Row: BRUCE. FOSTER eat eee eee erect Physical Education DAN EFRANKILING=--eeeeeeeeee rice Practical Missionary Aids JOAN FRANEGIN (nce sisserotecvereiscetolers sumuetereetorcueietcney arate History LINDA GILMER, a: ..0 sccciewe se ieietie cielo are ele ite Spanish LOUISIGOLDBERG Pepe eer Hebrew and Old Testament Third Row: HARRIETT: HALE co ac cscs oc ste orierteleivoeieieheeitat eee English ATL SON HENGE Yeu eerie anette Violin and Music Theory SHIRLEY .HENEBY «5 civielaveins.ccasenesisieie.s:e srchevebeisieleisie = eect neers Art ELLEN HERRMANN ........... Piano, Voice, and Music Theory ROBERT HORLEE Wrecriercee cere erences Auto Mechanics First Row: RL NO) ee ©) EID IGE abayete, sya ators ctaceersrerecatorley omseateratnier uevaue ane: sie History DRO ARTHUR ITTERMANN |......... Missions and Evangelism UNUM MO OLIN © ON crtereitecievcismrerteniaaeaveaccs wees etiemis areca Bible VIA NM ORGEo eraaaeie ces at nets siecle 6 ous e sien Flannelgraph and Art IBS EUO © BIRUZA CE Y tre crore oreie co cnsveserei tel viel scene starsters:s) 09 Piano and Bible Second Row: itp) Fume Eee Rca creep EPs) cstayereuaiciorrevaiwe ais oie even etars wreparnalecaiie Psychology IDR, PISHGLILS WMUPUSKALOPWEMN 5 ooooommoonooacDoooouUT Psychology DRAPAUBRE YIMARTIN Goon assss neers gaat seis se oe ote sme Bible DREGE EV AUR Dm IVEACR DDN ret euersuciers. arolVereiais) e'scens Christian Education WME CIN fica sacisins aeecriaiocs teased wmiwamees a English FACULTY Third Row: JAMES EPA LIME terse anere cover liorsroinye ie octcvecaierertersie rior ckerensieiel Music EH UGAG PA EMER Sip raptenetctscstcicTotetatictatelere cctshe ereterer easter ey ts Business BILLIE BREA COP re recren sie cmt sys eis ritecumrattansauerterereues Speech WAY MALE PORTER Mira aeesey reise) ot estes) «ice oop she ners anyone Bible DRACLINHEROBINS ON aeeEererr ir eeeeiicrr Greek and Bible First Row: Second Row: MUN SUE HNIS KES MWABS, oo oocanogodoocanocounn Child Evangelism JOHN: WHITE gece cat oe se cance ieee eine Mathematics DReha ae tAT AN ieee Education and Religious Education DAVID: WINGE Deeeecee cee oon one Theology and Greek | RUBY) ‘WAGNER oeebite hacer c a rae er ert eutere es English FRANK WITHERSPOON ........ Band and Instrumental Music (CNGLIDID, LVN UAL WisUBUN , soo s0 00K Bible and Applied Christianity ELIZABETH) W OL Barre creieaisisct cleats sel hetaerareeersteiens English i| MARIE: WHITE nce caine ce cok ce teers Health Education FACULTY | Or... then we could study. Elusive little peas! Hmm... a book of home remedies. Shh!! First Row: THAT RAS DY KES Me estnce tone farses eanatele Secretary to the Registrar IN GOLDS D) HOMME oo sooocune Secretary to the Vice-President JACKIE O Wis Rime conan ac moetee « Secretary to Mr. Rylee DRS eo BOCK IER Yi rerrteieae te rroevetetoreravauctoreterehe isis evcverets Registrar WIELLENES LOCKER Y @eeee ee ncraece: Business Office Assistant JORNIMCCA RT Tare ipecerraticrcitte cite Printing Dept. Supervisor IMAZ EET McWVilieisA Nie eiekiieeri sci Treasurer’s Assistant BIEEAMATEALISS memrerry: Superintendent of Work Scholarship INO RASMILLS Baer cetkeeciinn cin errr Switchboard Operator VIA YOR A RICK Rigcerpericenceemer treriamrevr Dining Hall Supervisor 61 STAFF Third Row: SY BLE GRAY irene asrstrcrveaitie ieyaronvaseeaisns oralie ais Nursery Supervisor SW Bet RY LIB Bie aroteteyensystersuenetsyaisis’ slanrese,aieleveyevae-s Student Co-ordinator ALI CH ISCO DT TBep etre cies Roiro ec ais svi visiateie diensteieye Treasurer EPR ICRINED SSE DS ER perme rerrscrr ces starrclorercirirers treet School Nurse IMOVGZADIAIAS WYONEYD), coco ooeaGanBooe Secretary to the President eblcecee Athletic and spiritual Teamwork... the key to Efficiency Victory Pride but not always. The exhilaration exultation humiliation of Sports follows... 62 Co-Captains: Pam Wilcox and Brenda Carity. Girls in action. Probably the most active conductors one will ever find are Tennessee Temple Cheerleaders. They have maintained harmony and enthusiasm between support- ers and team both at home and away. CHEERLEADERS Cheerleaders: Brenda Bryant, Fanny Charles, Pam Wilcox, Brenda Carity, Jean Tucker, Sandy Herron. LAYTON SAMPSON tapto cee oes cook SNE Eee en ae aaa President Fok Sn ea Pe Oe ee ae Vice-President RICHARD BRAIN Kil Yamane tee ee eee eo See Chaplain C's Beh 2 Sa ee A Bc ae Rae Chorister WWEASYINTE CO © Kote te riety oo eee ce ne he em linc cabs Pianist DE WE NES EDO meee reer ne men A eae eT Parliamentarian IDAINE SEE RIVIAIN Sirs ete rae oe tet Sergeant at Arms Sroka Anes tier, eae CRO EE Secretary-Treasurer PEP CLUB OFFICERS 65 OFFICERS Vigiia 00} OY NSS OPM MOR, coe apnaod one modohoog UeaeAee President TIMMS PARK E Rater bite tacistcte Cia tgs comet ents Vice-President HAZEL ORD Maeeeeiie rr oie ieee nee Selma Secretary KENECALDBEGC Kener teristics to as tauinet cree Chaplain The last word. Please gimme the ball! Planning game strategy. SCHEDULE 66 Berryeiucc sein teeter Spork Atlanta) Christian 2... serene West Georgia 2s... cee Lee? acencine seercee PS. TO. 87 Bryan: Soesos cee . 66 Shorter’ .. t= cease ener .121 Atlanta: Christianeeeeneee an the Southeastern -eeereneaeee 36 te: North Georgian eres Berry”. ccarecciee eae ere .. 86 West Georgia) =. eerie so: th Mars Hills Borys: Covenant 4.5.0 snneeoneee 63 LE) ieebnisine omic tiie Gee 80 Cincinnati eee eee 77 Southeastern. sae ene 56 North Georgia Tech ...... . 86 IsialEVom “Sonooomoc 6 vo Bras (enayceln ae OD Covenant) was Jcirancieaetamete 98 The Tennessee Temple Crusaders terminated the 1964-1965 season with a respectable 9-11 record. Averaging almost ten points better than their opponents and having four starters with averages in double figures, the Crusaders had a very fine year under the athletic and spiritual leadership of Coach Bruce Foster. With the granting of athletic scholarships for the 1965-1966 season, the future of basketball looks even brighter—the opportunities for more effective witness- ing by the team even greater. The dutiful manager. Manager, Pete Rice; Coach, Bruce Foster. Team: Bill Phelps, Green, Dan Sherman, Randy Faulkner, Bobby Hodges, Ronnie Paul Martin, Stephen Green, Earl Barton, Joe McClung, Bob Bishop, Bob Murr. “Good Block Bob.” A driving layup for Co-Most Valuable Player and Team Cap- tain Bob Murr, and bringing him closer to his 31.17 season aver- age. CRUSADERS FIGHTING FIVE 68 Co-Captain and sparkplug Richard Pankey with a jump shot. ao Drivin’ Dan. “Peanuts jumps.” SCRAPPING RESERVES “Bad Legs Bishop” breaks through. “Married Man Martin” goes up for a score. Faulkner Fires. z-| eo =| ° w : s 8 = Jumpin’ Joe. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Dewey, our leader. Team: Ann Wahlstedt, Sherry Martin, Martha Gallagher, Jean Ellison, Sue Farrar, Roberta Davis, Judy King, Carol Tucker, Carol Alverson. Farrar stretches to block. Lift me a little higher .. . Sizzling layup by Ellison. She really can fly! } i rs Fs e Me: - : A 4 : ae mf | | Planning game strategy. A clout on the snout for the ball. Offensive Team: Rick Yeomans, Steve Holmes, Dan Layton Sampson, Ed Tucker. Hylkema hands one off to Ed. Rick grimaces and goes high for a pass. Hylkema Defensive Team: Don Kelso, C. J. Cyphert, Kenton Sweck- ; ard, Larry Young. FOOTBALL Most Valuable Player: Dan Hylkema. All Stars: Larry Young, Rick Vielhak. Dennis Butler, Gary Sweckard, Kenton Sweckard, Don Farley. It all depends on how you hold your mouth. BOWLING TRACK Boston Marathon Distance Race—Sandy Hull. Sandy Hull, Bruce Allen, Jack Jones. Vay Merv Carr of Rice Hall drives. INTRAMURALS “The Heavy Hoof.” Action in game between Tigers and Weigle Hall. Bob hits two against Temple Building. = eek A legitimate referee? = ce aa = S Lon = n zs = a a ay oe sf 2 Hot Action. 10 to ll Tuesday Schools Classes Groups Clubs ORGANIZATIONS providing enrichment of personality interests leadership-cooperation for His glory in us. (saue @ on, ie ZZ fe bods h good A CAPPELLA CHOIR An outstanding musical group of Tennessee Temple, the A Cappella Choir, is probably one of the greatest single tributes to our school with its magnificent ar- rangements and widespread influence. Through its an- nual tour the choir spreads the gospel in song and per- sonal testimony. Mendelssohn’s oratorio, ELIJAH, was presented in the spring under the direction of the direc- tor, Mrs. Fred Brown. “Keep digging, Mrs. Brown is down there somewhere.” — 7 ' - “Quit staring like a Yankee!” “All right kids, line up for bus roll call.” ae First Row: Mrs. Brown, Hobie Napier, Wonda Jameson, Danny Bowers, Larry White, Dottie Davis. Third Row: Gene Boyd, Gibbs, Naomi Abbott, Larry Todd, Nancy Smith, Richard Lock- David Jones, Rhoda Ball, Paul Williamson, Kathryn McBryar, ery, Karen Gerdom, Jerry Pauley, Regina Brown. Second Row: Jimmy White, Shirlee Wilson, Ray Adams, Connié Purtee, Glenn Sue Petty, Geary Knowles, Ann Wahlstedt, Bob Stanfield, Rose Knack. Marie Cornell, Paul Crosson, Phyllis Cornell, Pete Forsyth, Leah Mrs. Fred Brown, Director Temple Belles: Nancy Smith, Sue Petty, Regina Brown, Wonda Jameson, Rhoda Ball, and Dottie B ND A new teacher, Mr. Witherspoon has encouraged re- newed interest in this musical organization. Under his direction the band has delighted us with their lively marches and light classics. “Louder, trumpets!” Mr. Witherspoon, Director 82 Stop throwing those paper wads! ORCHESTRA Directed by Mr. Alson Henley, our orchestra has con- tributed much to the cultural growth of our school. The inspiring concerts of classical music were appreciatively attended by the students. Mr. James Palmer, Conductor GLEE CLUB The Glee Club, the largest musical group on campus, Christmas music, and a concert of secular music in the is directed by Mr. James Palmer. Under his capable spring. : leadership, they presented a fall concert, an evening of 84 85 CHIMES TKaveQuai CONNIE PURTEE Editor Pa Y RICHARD LOCKER Co-Editor BOBBY JOE THOMAS Student Activities Editor Regen PAUL WILLIAMSON RANDY FAULKNER Layout Editor Art Editor BRUCE ALLEN LARRY REESOR—KAREN NELSON JUDY THOMAS—SUE PETTY STEVE WALL Photographer Sports Editors Class Editors Photographer crn, rane } i jeeeee | ace : or, = | - cme pms Editorial Staff: Wonda Jameson, Marilyn French, Connie Pur- tee, Judy Brown, Karen Nelson, Bruce Allen, Bobby Joe Thomas, Jim Hammond, Paul Williamson, Roger Swanson, Larry Reesor. Not Pictured: Richard Lockery, Randy Faulkner, Steve Wall, Sue Petty, Judy Thomas, Skipper Frudaker. TOP — Business Staff: Jean Tucker, Steve Green, Jim Shaw, Jim Hammond, Ron Bishop, Dennis Butler. TOP, Far Right: Wonda Jame- son, Judy Brown, Roger Swan- son, Literary Editors. BOTTOM, Far Right: Marilyn ee | French, Skipper Frudaker, Typ- = ists. - Right: Jim Hammond, Business Manager. BOB STANFIELD DANNY GIBBS SHIRLEE WILSON JOHN HOPKINS LEAH BOWERS DAVID JONES PETE FORSYTH BEVERLY CARR President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Chaplain Pianist Organist Chorister News Reporter PSYCHOLOGY- PHILOSOPHY CLUB CARL BARTON CLOYD YOUNG .... EDWARD WELCH . DON SPENCER DALE Wil Toe PAT DRIGGERS BUDDY NICHOLS ¥: President Vice-President Chaplain Songleader JT ePianist Secretary ent Parliamentarian Sergeant at Arms INTERNATIONAL CLUB AMBROSE OLIVER ERIC OWEN MELBA ACKERLEY President Vicé-President Secretary HISTORY CLUB RAY DOERKSEN ._... 7 ..,.President LEXIE WIGGINS .. ....., Vice-President FAYE OGLE , basi y Secretary BOB ELLER... eee eee Chorister PAUL MARSH penny: ... Chaplain SERMON BUILDER’S CLUB BILL MORGAN President PRED BLEECK — ; Vice-President DALE BROWN Chorister CLAUDE DYKES Chaplain JOE DAYHUFF . _. Pianist DON ADCOX Parliamentarian WILLARD MARSHALL Sergeant at Arms JAMES HARNETT Secretary FORENSIC UNION STEVE KESLER President BOBBY JOE THOMAS Vice-President JEAN TUCKER Secretary PAUL THOMAS Chaplain EXCELSIOR LITERARY : SOCIETY 2 oe. @syerision � foe ON uerary © SOCIETY AMBROSE RO LDV Elysee eee President BRUCE ALICE Nien Vice-President PETER, CARLSON -2-4-..-— rds Chaplain BLIZABE LEO W lie eee Secretary . RICK GVEOMANS |e Parliamentarian EDWARD PcO W Eien eee Sergeant at Arms PASTORS’ GROUP LONNIEELEMPLE Seer President RONSRUR KE Ya ee Vice-President PREDEBLECKG ee eee Chaplain BOY DITA CKE Yas ee er eee Secretary MA CEPA L MER Sent een Chorister JAMES HARNETT ......... Parliamentarian JAMES HEARD’ ........... Sergeant at Arms MISSIONARY VOLUNTEERS GROUP BOBIGAMBLE a ee President JORNEGARI he Vice-President SUSAN TWA GLE Rien eee Secretary BOB MULLINS 30.) ee Chaplain WEA YIN Bs COO Koa eee Chorister JANINE COOK Re ce crin ain ioe Pianist Es en eee EVANGELISTS’ GROUP EMMETT ADKINS : : President LEONARD WILLINGER Vice-President DONALD BROOKS ...... eee. Chaplam ildiayss CONDIDNY nn aa eee SeCnetandy WMiNiy JEYANABLONRIN, Gul oanasdocdscced Chorister GARLAND JENKINS .. : Pianist GUYSGOODEL Parliamentarian GLEN FOGLE . .......Sergeant at Arms | CHRISTIAN | WORKERS’ | GROUP | GENE BYRON . ey: _.. President RICHARD PANKEY _.. Vice-President KATHERINE McBRYAR Pees Treasurer JOHNETEONIAS Sse ee ..Chaplain RAY ADAMS . aE i Meee _Chorister DAVID KNOWLES. Foes Parliamentarian GYPePURLN Eee ec) Ret ACY Pianist VIRGINIA HALTER ; Organist DEWEY ESTES .. ... Sergeant at Arms SONG LEADERS AND MUSICIANS’ GROUP GEORGE COOPER . President CONNIE PURTEE Vice-President THERESA BUTTS Secretary-Treasurer AMBROSE OLIVER , Chaplain RICHARD LOCKERY . Chorister PRE-MILL CLUB EDSJOHNSON Meee ere President DONE BROOKS ieee Vice-President GARLAND JENKING .............. Chaplain WAYNE WILLIAMS .............. Chorister NGAIRIG YN ELIZ eae ee Secretary MITES SUELO Nie eee Parliamentarian BILL HENDERSON ....... Sergeant at Arms VEEININ TES EC Yee Pianist COMMERCIAL CLUB CONNIDEREAGANG eee President CATAY DEAN eee eee Vice-President BARBARA} EINNE You ceceeicltercteietets Secretary MUNG HAND Ws | oc oonsa ca one Chaplain BIBLICAL LANGUAGES CLUB JW OLE ee ee eee President FRANCIS JOHNSON ........ Vice-President JOHNGG RAY Cee eee ne tae, Secretary BGT Yae ELAS KIN Seen eee Chaplain SI TAIN SAW. © ae ee cre Chorister Sergeant at Arms JAMES GENT .......... ... Parliamentarian SILENT SIGNERS CLUB CHIEHORD slave VILLE eee President DAT ERD VALS paneer ote: meant Vice-President DONECABBA GH teeter tere acne Chaplain ANN SIMMONS ........ Secretary-Treasurer jSGRLASIN| IDNOOSS) . occ ccocn sce Deaf Interpreter Wl siUls? IDWADSIS) oo conanasceugnes Interpreter JEWISH CLUB SUSLOIMONS, GAIUIMOWR coco ccc sue President IMDEGG, JEIDINMULIONE oa op een Vice-President IOJONIDYE, SSMMSWAUUNE oo nn Secretary-Treasurer TERRY HERRMANN .......... Song Leader ANENINIT JNUWOGO! . on ceonannscuneacce Pianist T.W.A. . LAYTON SAMPSON President . TELFORD BARRETT ... Vice-President Wi MALS POR TEN Ma ear SeeLetaty) . FRANK RODERICK ........Chorister . ALVIN JACKSON _.. Chaplain . BILL GRIFFEN Social Chairman . W. D. JONAS eee OLicity . FRED BLECK eee Times Staff: Regina Brown, Rhoda Ball, Connie Reagan, Sherry Martin, Sue Farrar, Zeda Thornton, Jennie Aiello. TIMES ZEDA THORNTON SUE FARRAR Co-Editors 94 OFFICE STAFF BILL MATTHEISS Men’s Scholarship Director | 86@ue wanaas eso MAINTENANCE CREW LIBRARY STAFF DINING HALL STAFF SCHOLARSHIP Classes... Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior in varying degrees Share the responsibilities of upholding The Academic Spiritual Un-atonal Harmony So essential to success in “Distinctive Christianity” ANSSCS BARRY BAGWELL President STUDENT BODY OFFICERS The officers of this year’s student body have exerted a united effort to further student participation in its project ‘Operation 50.” The purpose of this project was to raise funds for a much-needed building which would house a book store, snack shop, barber shop, and stu- dent lounge. Plans are being made for this building to be in use the fall-semester of 65. | SHIRLEE WILSON e: DAVID JONES Pianist Organist Wy PAUL CROSSON Chorister BOB MULLINS Sergeant at Arms WAYNE WILLIAMS Vice President . LEAH BOWERS Secretary JOHN HOSKINS Chaplain ED JOHNSON Parliamentarian DON SPENCER Parliamentarian SHIRLEE WILSON Organist GENE BYRON Chaplain PETER CARLSON Vice President RICHARD PANKEY Sergeant at Arms BOB STANFIELD Pianist 99 ee JAN RICE RICHARD LOCKERY Secretary -Treasurer Chorister COLLEGE OFFICERS Tennessee Temple Liberal Arts College offers majors in English, History, Psychology, Music, Elementary Education and, unlike most liberal arts colleges, Bible, which indirectly influences all phases of the college cur- riculum. BOB THOMAS President COLLEGE SENIOR OFFICERS SANDY PARSONS Matern accecn ceteeeere eee ereace President PETE, CARLSON) Giasaee noone ea eee ee Vice President LINDASSTRATN tess eae oe eee ae Secretary MIKESUTTION i cain: een coniels cierto era eee eee Chaplain PETER EFORS YH Pp apno see ohne eee oeRnC Ee eneene Chorister SUECPLYNN: goyccccceene so anasto 4 Ae Rear oeeeereaeter eee Pianist BOB?HARRIS ee etecs otic ach ne eee ee Parliamentarian RICHARD UVOCKERY:5 25) eet Sergeant at Arms JULIAN THETUS ABERCROMBIE ae JENNIE LEE AIELLO CHATTANOOGA, TENN. sii : : NorTH CHARLESTON, S.C. Bible English Perseverance spreads fertility over Friendship! Mysterious cement of the barren landscape. the soul! Missionary Volunteers; Pastors; Evangelists; Music Club; Pre-Mil; Messianic Fellowship. Psychology Club: Pianist 2; Music Club; Messianic Society; Missionary Volunteers; Christian Workers; Song Leaders Musicians; Times: Re- porter 4. JEANNE ELIZABETH BALL CHATTANOOGA, TENN. NANCY CAROL E BALL CHAMBLEE, Ga. Bible Goodness lives; character survives. Music A true friend is forever a friend. Glee Club; Orchestra; Music Club; Song Leaders Musicians; Class Or- ganist 2, Pianist 4; Sr. Superlative— Most Versatile. Missionary Volunteers; Psychology Club; Pre-Mil Club; Messianic Fel- lowship. GERALD LYNN BAUGHMAN Marion,. OHIO RHODA MARIE BALL CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Bible and English Makes the remembrance dear. Psychology Good Cheer is good medicine. Music Club; Missionary Volunteers: Psychology Club; Spanish Club; Secretary 3; A Cappella; Times Staff; ; Missionary Volunteers; Class Play: Junior Play 3. i é PA 100 COLLEGE FREDERICK G. BLECK Munster, Inp. Bible A wise man will make more oppor- tunities than he finds. Bible School: Chorister 3, 4; Chap. 1; 3; Sermon Builders: Vice-Pres. 4; Parl. 3; Pres. 4; Pre-Mil: Vice-Pres. Pastors: Chap. 4. PAUL L. BOEHNING TAMPA, Fa. Bible Perseverance is failing nineteen times and succeeding the twentieth. Pre-Mil; History; Class: Parl. 3; Missionary Volunteers. LEAH FERGUSON BOWERS DETROIT, MIcH. Music Gaiety is the Soul’s health. DALE EDWIN BROWN HANOVER, PENN. Bible All things come round to him who will but wait. Sermon Builders: Song Leader 4; Evangelists. DARLA JEAN BURHENN CINCINNATI, OHIO English A quiet kind of charm. Psychology Club; Christian Work- ers; Band; Basketball 1. SENIORS LOYDELLE B. BOEHNING TAMPA, FLA. Bible Humility, that low, sweet root from which all heavenly virtues shoot. Pre-Mil; Missionary Volunteers. GEORGE G. BOWERS MABLETON, Ga. Bible There’s more fun in being friends than strangers. Pastors; History Club. DAVID GARY BROCK CHATTANOOGA, TENN. English You don’t have to be listed in Who’s Who to know what’s what. Pastors; Pre-Mil Club; pevebeloey Club; Times Staff: Ass’t. Ed. REGINA ELLEN BROWN CHATTANOOGA, TENN. English } Fair and softly goes far. Class: Treas. 1; Christian Workers; Excelsior Literary Society; Pep Club; A Cappella: Libr. 3, 4; Band: Libr. a 1, 2; Temple Tones Trio 2, 3, 4; CHIMES News Ed. 2, Reporter 4; Homecom- Staff: Co-Ed. 3; Times: Reporter 1, ing Candidate 2; Speech Contest Award 3; Class Play 2, 3, 4. MARVIN L. BURHENN STONINGTON, COLO. Psychology No wisdom like silence. Psychology Club; Christian Workers; Intramural Basketball; Intramural Bowling. 101 COLLEGE HELEN MARCALOU BURMAN DALLAS, TEX. English A wise and an understanding heart. Excelsior Literary Society; Christian Workers; Cuimes Staff: Layout Ed. 3; Times Staff 2. PETER CARL CARLSON ARDSLEY, N.Y. History Always ready for a good argument. CuIMEs: Ass’t Ed. 2; Missionary Vol- unteers: Parl.; Excelsior Literary Society: V. Pres., Chap.; FMF: Pres.; “T” Club; History Club; Music Club; Glee Club; College: V. Pres.; Class iV. Pres) 4, Parl 2; LILLIAN ELIZABETH CIERPKE CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Music A thing of beauty is a joy forever. Class: Sec. 2; Music Club; Musicians Group; Sweetheart Candidate 3. JANINE ADAMS COOK LAWRENCEVILLE, ILL. English Few things are impossible to dili- gence and skill. Glee Club; Missionary Volunteers: Pianist 4; Pep Club; T Club; Music Club. GEORGE D. COOPER WARNER ROBINS, Ga. Music Happy is the man that getteth under- standing. Christian Workers; Music Group: Pres. 4 SENIORS THERESA LOUISE BUTTS INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Music My heart is like the singing bird. College: Pianist 2; Class: Pianist 1, 3; Music Club: Sec. 4; Music Group: Pianist 2; Templeaires Trio 1; A Cap- pella 1, 2; Glee Club 4. BEVERLY CARR CINCINNNATI, OHIO Music True as the dial to the sun, although it be not shined upon. Music Club; Musicians Group; Chris- tian Workers; Glee Club. ROBERT MURRAY CLUCAS TORONTO, CANADA Music Philosophy is the health of the mind. Pre-Mil; Pastors; Evangelists; Inter- national Club. OPAL LOUISE COOK ATLANTA, GA. English It is a quiet worker who succeeds. Christian Workers; Missionary Vol- unteers; Pre-Mil Club; Times Staff 2; Class Play 2, 3. JOAN REINMILLER COOPER Kansas Crtry, Mo. Musi¢ A light heart lives long. Class Play 2, 3, 4; Forensic Union; Music Club; Musicians Group; Glee Club: Soloist 3, 4. COLLEGE LARRY V. COX DuNKarD, Pa. Psychology If a man seeks for greatness let him ask for truth and he will find both. Music Club; Musicians Group. DOROTHY ANNE DAVIS Manaus, AMAZONAS, BRAZIL English The only way to have a friend is to be one. Missionary Volunteers: Sec. 3; Ex- celsior Literary Society; Sec. 2; CHIMES Staff: Typist 3; Times Staff: Typist 4; Superlative 4; Class Play 3, 4, WILLIAM E. EUBANK Masury, OHIO Bible Every man’s work shall be made manifest. Psychology Club; Musicians Group; lee Club. SUE ELIZABETH FARRAR CHATTANOOGA, TENN. : English I have the gift of friendliness for those who have it. Christian Workers; Excelsior Liter- ary Society; Forensic Union; Pep Club; Band; Basketball: Co-Capt. 2, 3, 4; Tennis; Curmes: Literary Edi- tor 3; Times: Reporter 1, Business Manager 2, Co-Ed. 4; Homecoming Candidate 2; Class Play 2, 3, 4; Speech Contest 3; Debate Team 4. PETER BRUCE FORSYTH HacieEnpDA HEIGHTS, CALIF. Music A bachelor is one who enjoys the chase but does not eat the game. Class Chor. 4; Musicians; V-Pres. 4; Music Club: Chor. 4; Cuimes: Busi- ness Manager 3; Class Play 2, 4. 103 bp! mo) SENIORS PAUL STANLEY CROSSON CINCINNATI, OHIO Music None but himself can be his parallel. Student Body Chorister 4; Class: Chorister 3; Music Club: V.-Pres. 3; Musicians Group; A Cappella Choir. LAURA JANE EUBANK CHATTANOOGA, TENN. English Be slow of tongue and quick of eye. Class: Pianist 1; Excelsior Literary Society; Psychology; Glee Club; Musicians. FRANK DONALD FARLEY PORTSMOUTH, OHIO Psychology Don’t be impatient, I’ll do something great yet! Christian Workers; Missionary Vol- unteers; T-Club; Psychology Club; Football; Bowling; Baseball. SUSAN M. FLYNN CINCINNATI, OHIO Music There is music wherever there is harmony. Class Pianist 4; Music Club; Pre- Mil; Organist 1; Musicians; Class Play 2, 4. IRWIN “ROCKY” FREEMAN JACKSONVILLE, FLA. English An athlete that scores in more ways than one. College: Pres. 4; T-Club: V-Pres. 4, Chap. 3; Evangelists; Football; Base- ball; Girls Basketball: Coach. COLLEGE WILSON GARUD Bomsay, INDIA Psychology There is joy in life. Psychology Club; Soccer. JOHN GREGORY PEorIA, ILL. Bible A man of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows. Pastors; Evangelists; Sermon Build- ers; Pre-Mil Club; Jewish Club. ROBERT B. HARRIS NortH Aveusta, S.C. Bible, History He is as good as goodness is. Class Parl. 4; Messianic Fellowship; Pre-Mil Club; Missionary Volun- teers. WILLIAM M. HASKINS KINSTON, N.C. Bible and History An honest man’s word is as good as his bond. Pastors; Evangelists; Sermon-Build- ers Club; Biblical Languages. RITA SCOTT HOSKINS WILLIAMSON, W. Va. Music Cheerful looks make every dish a feast. A Cappella; Musicians; Music Club. SENIORS LINDA GILMER CHATTANOOGA, TENN. English Quiet minds cannot be perplexed or frightened Messianic Fellowship; Commercial Club: Pres. 1, V. Pres. Excelsior Literary Society; Missionary Volun- teers; Times Staff: Reporter 4; Com- mercial Award. VIRGINIA ANN HALTER HarsBor SPRINGS, MIcH. Psychology On life’s common way in cheerful Godliness. Class Organist 1; Christian Workers: Organist 4; T Club; Psychology Club; Pep Club; Homecoming Candidate 4; Class Play 4. E. C. HASKELL CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Bible True popularity is the popularity which follows after. Evangelists; Christian Workers; Mu- sic Club; CHImgEs: Business Manager KAREN RAE HOCK MarIETTA, OHIO Bible Quiet as a mouse. Missionary Volunteers; Music Club; Psychology; Spanish Club. BRENDA GAIL JAMES TicER, GA. Psychology Good humor is one of the best arti- cles of dress one can wear in society. Psychology Club; T Club; Christian Workers; Missionary Volunteers; Basketball. COLLEGE BOBBY LEE JONES MURFREESBORO, TENN. Bible No one is useless in this world who lightens the burden of another. Music Club; Christian Workers; Psy- chology; Missionary Volunteers; Messianic Club. DONALD EDWARD KENNEDY THOMASVILLE, N.C. Bible and Psychology The cause of freedom is the cause of God. Class Chap. 2; Pastors; Evangelists; Sermon Builders; Pre-Mil. MARGIE P. KETRON ABINGDON, VA. English Caution is the eldest child of wisdom. Missionary Volunteers; Biblical Lan- guages; Excelsior Literary Club. DAVIS BOYD LACKEY CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Psychology and Bible He will hew to the line of right, let the chips fall where they may. Pastors Group; Psychology Club; Forensic Union. DAVID J. MACKAY BLOOMFIELD, N. J. Bible To profit from advice is better than to give it. History Club: Chap. 2, Pres. 3; Fo- rensic Union; Missionary Volun- teers: V-Pres. 4. SENIORS DAVID H. JONES Bucyrus, OHIO Music A laugh is worth one hundred groans in any market. Student Body: Organist 3, 4; Col- lege: Organist 3; Class Organist 1, 2; Music Club: Organist 2, 4; Musi- cians; A Cappella; Class Plays 2, 3, 4. MILTON LOUIS KER Waco, TEXAS Bible The secret of success is constancy to purpose. College: Chap. 2; Class Chap. 2; Stu- dent Body: Chap. 3, Pres. 4; Evange- lists: Pres. 2; Pre-Mil: Chap. 2. GLENN EDWARD KNACK DETROIT, MICH. History Give every man thy ear, but few thy voice. A Cappella; Pastors; Psychology; Bowling. ELIZABETH MARTHA LOWE BrANCH, La. English Quietness is fitting for a lady. Christian Workers; Psychology; Ex- celsior Literary: Sec. 4; Basketball; Times: Reporter 3. YIOTIS MARKIDES KATERINI, GREECE Psychology To thine own self be true... COLLEGE PAUL NATHAN MARSH PENSACOLA, FLA. History A word fitly spoken is like apples of gold in pictures of silver. History Club: Chap. 4. CARL SANDERS PARSONS, JR. CHATTANOOGA, TENN. History Curiosity is one of the permanent and certain characteristics of a vig- orous intellect. Class V-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Forensic Union: V-Pres. 2, Pres. 3; Soccer; Cuimes: Art Ed. 1; Class Play 2, 4; Debate Team. JANICE L. RICE DEcaTuR, GA. Psychology Friendship is the highest degree of perfection in society. College: Sec. 4; Class Sec. 3; T Club: Sec. 2; Christian Workers: Sec. 3; Cheerleaders: Co-Capt. 2; CHIMES Staff 2; Homecoming Queen 3. RANDALL WAYNE ROSE Dayton, OHIO English Silence is one art of conversation. Pre-Mil; Spanish; Psychology; Bowling. JUDY SHETTER CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Bible A pleasant face is a pleasant recom- mendation. Pre-Mil; Jewish Club; Missionary Volunteers. SENIORS WADE H. MILES BLUEFIELD, W. VA. Bible The wheel that squeaks the loudest gets the most grease. Pastors; Evangelist: Parl.; Pre-Mil. GERALD A. PAULEY BLUEFIELD, W. Va. Music A song in my heart. Music Club; Musicians; A Cappella. FLOYD G. RISSER HERSHEY, PENN. Bible Haste is. of the devil. Class Chap. 3; Pre-Mil; Times Staff: Business Mgr. 3; Class Play 2. ROBERT LEE ROSENTHAL THORNDALE, TEXAS English Act well your part, there all the honor lies. Cuimes: Layout Ed. 2; Editor 3; “T” Club: Tres. 1, Parl. 2; Christian Workers: Pres. 2, Parl. 1; Basketball; Class Pres. 2. VIRGINIA SHIELDS NAPLES, FLA. Psychology How doth the little busy bee improve each shining hour? Glee Club: Publicity Chairman; Fo- rensic Union; Cuimes Staff: Class Editor 3; Class Play 2, 3, 4, Dir. 3. COLLEGE DONALD WAYNE SMITH Muscatine, Iowa Psychology A noble deed is a step toward God. Pastors; Missionary Volunteers; Psy- chology; T Club. NANCY RUTH SMITH ORLANDO, FLA. Music The highest graces of music flow from the feelings of the heart. Musicians: Sec. 3; Missionary Vol- unteers; Music Club: Sec. 3; Temple Tones Trio; Class Play 2, 4. DONALD B. SPENCER NortH East, Mp. History Not slothful in business, fervent in spirit serving the Lord. Student Body: Sgt. at Arms 4; Col- lege: Parl. 4; Psychology Club; Su- perlative 4. CLAUDIUS HENRY SUTTON LaXLey, ALA. Psychology His daily prayer far better under- stood in acts than in words, is simply doing good. Pre-Mil: Parl. 4; Evangelists: Sec. 3; Class Chap. 4. ROBERT JACKSON THOMAS DUNDEE, FLA. History Common sense is very uncommon. Class Pres. 3; College: Chap. 3, Pres. 4; Christian Workers: Chap. 2; Pas- tors; T Club; Baseball. SENIORS LEIGH SMITH ORLANDO, FLA. Psychology He who is firm in will, moulds the world to himself. Psychology Club; Musicians; Foot- ball. RANDALL EARL SNIPES MEMPHIS, TENN. English A prudent man concealeth knowl- edge. Pre-Mil; Christian Workers; Base- jor, LINDA STRAIN Kansas Crry, Mo. Bible As busy as a bee. Class Sec. 4; Jewish Club: Sec. 4; Glee Club: Sec. 3. RONALD O. TAYLOR PANAMA CIry, FLA. Bible and History Girls are bothersome, but I like to be bothered. Pre-Mil; T Club; Christian Workers; Class Play 4. ZEDA THORNTON ATHENS, ALA. English A good reputation is more valuable than money. Business Club: Chap. 1; Excelsior Literary Society; Jewish Club; Chris- tian Workers; Times: Reporter 3, Co- Ed. 4; Class Play 3. COLLEGE GLENDA C. UNDERWOOD E. PeoriA, ILL. Bible Less quiet than you think. ROWLAND WALLACE WATSON INTERNATIONAL F'ALLS, MINN. English A wise man will hear and increase learning. Christian Workers: Parl. 3; Foot- ball: Co-Captain. 3; Soccer; Wrest- ling. HARLAN E. WHITE Houston, Tex. English I will maintain it before the whole world. Class Parl. 1; Class V-Pres. 4; Forensic Union: Chap. 4, Sec. 3; Pas- tors; Times Staff; Reporter 4. KAREN MARIE WIDEMAN West Patm BEACH, FLA. English A light heart lives long. Excelsior Literary Society; Christian Workers; Psychology. PAUL DOUGLAS W ILLIAMSON St. ALBANS, W.VA. Music There is a great deal of mischief be- hind his mild exterior. Musicians; Music Club; Missionary Volunteers; A Cappella; Intramural Basketball; Cures: Lay-out Ed. 4; Class Play 2, 4. SENIORS WILMA ANN WAHLSTEDT BARBOURVILLE, Ky. English Ping-Pong, volleyball, anyone? Christian Workers; T Club; Spanish Club; Basketball; Cheerleader 3; Class Play 2. PAUL A. WESTBERRY MiamI, FLA. History A princelier-looking man never stept through a prince’s hall. Christian Workers: Pres. 3; Psycho- logy Club: Pres. 3; Class Play 2, 4. JOHN OWEN WIDEMAN Festus, Mo. Always ready to join in the fun. Glee Club; Missionary Volunteers; Christian Workers; Psychology Club. RAYMOND CONNER WILLIAMS WHEATON, Mb. Bible Know thy self. Pastors; Evangelists: Sgt.-at-Arms. SALLY ANN YOUNG MECHANICSBURG, PENN. English A happy heart is always young. Psychology Club; Missionary Volun- teers. COLLEGE JUNIOR | OFFICERS SRC ee TLE nate Rett s SIL 8 Ca TE President Vice-President PE ROCIO ART Ce oti areata acer eee Secretary SIO APRICOT TT reer re ees .....Chaplain SSA Soo cho ORR ERONCES Remen rhee eRe CaM eee Chorister First Row: BRUCHEALICE NG ener Ree eerie ten Narragansett, R.I. CAROLEVALVERSON Me rere reereeneer Atlanta, Ga. BRC WVURIAS cooaocvcdos00eboucer Black Earth, Wis. JOHNSEDARKE Rae eeeer en nniaee Danville, W.Va. CARLTBAR LON Sa eeeee ceo cen Trenton, Mich. EARIEBAR LONE eae ctor Trenton, Mich. EVELYN BEAVER ............ West Palm Beach, Fla. JIANG EC KE Rareereriie cn etnies Tipp City, Ohio ADIMaN? TIONGMOINE 25 o6oogaccoune accor Harrison, Tenn. MUKE EB END Ya ener in Jacksonville, Fla. TIME B iLO O Maran acres onic aca ction ae Bradenton, Fla. EHONARDEBOW DEN eer eene een nn: Elton, Pa GENIEEBOY Disecetnn iote inde Brandon, Fla. ROBE RAS BIVAD IE Yarerer erent ner rrnre Saluda, N.C. KATHYSBROCK aah sce iiasieeise Athens, Ga. SUDYE BROW Nitgaenciton se ac rasoc cee Lakeland, Fla. Fifth Row: ANNETTE BURNHAM ............ Apollo Beach, Fla. GENEEBYRON Beene cin sareetrererr Carthage, Tex. SANDRA CARITY .......... ........Houston, Ohio GaVEREEI COATS mecca Creve Coeur, IIl. Sixth Row: IWAYINE: COOR Sir rerserrrekeercicre sie crete Chattanooga, Tenn. ANTTASCOPELIN Piacente sentence: Farmersville, IIl. JUANTETVASCOSBYeaaerenieneicmarirercin Chesterfield, Va. LARRY CREEKMUR ............ ...Creve Coeur, IIl. 109 COLLEGE First Row: ROCKYaCUMBYEetre eee eee Oklahoma City, Okla. BRENDA DAVISPicctecterite tertrsrce artes Brown, W.Va. CAROLYN, DAVIS irciccni eerie Olean, N.Y. PAULI DITMAN BE eciectiteroiiciei tener Baltimore, Md. Second Row: JAN DIXON BR bauer ee eee Cincinnati, Ohio RAYeDODRESHNE te reer Winnipeg, Canada SHIRELEYeRVAN SER ecreraecion Stevenson, Ala. JANE EARLE Youmeearcmeniicaentetre East Peoria, Ill. Third Row: HAZEL FORDE crane ern ere Bastrop, La. PHT PROXY na sicrsrestersoatotne eerste Moundsville, W.Va. KARENSGERDOM@ ene ener Taylor, Mich. CAROLYN: GLASSiee note ee Chatchee, Ala. Fourth Row: MYRON GUAT Ziteeoner riers Denver, Colo. NANCY GRAHAM) ee Barnesville, Ohio BOBGREEN Gc. senisice conocer Fort Pierce, Fla. BILI: GRIFFINS]s soe ee ee Atlanta, Ga. Fifth Row: JIMEHAMMONDiteereeeercccen eerie Bradenton, Fla. DIANE HARTMAN @ seer eee Amelia, Ohio EDWINASHEDGEPRE THe eeeercce ere Sarasota, Fla. CHARLES SHENLEY ae eeerGeere Chattanooga, Tenn. Sixth Row: SANDYAHERRONE eee eee een Taylor, Mich. CAROL, HODGES eae eee Columbus, Ga. RUBY;HOLGMES (icra. Taylor, Mich. TROYSINGLER Ee cee ee eee eee Chattanooga, Tenn. Seventh Row: WON DATIJAMESO Nee ecient Indianapolis, Ind. DON WARVIS Beracrecteitiracier So. Charleston, W.Va. PRANCIS JOHNSON esse eee ein ie Paris, Ill. MARYLIN JOHNSON ........... Winston Salem, N.C. Eighth Row: JACK JONES teierienermrdeec Boynton Beach, Fla. WILLIAM KEEPER R @nacsctiee secant Fairmont, W.Va. STEVE) KESGER (camwreieisete sresetere eierels = Memphis, Tenn. TOM, KIDPA TRICK Sr eect crete Little Rock, Miss. 110 Catching Flies? JUNIORS First Row: EUAN YE SIN G aero ROC aAGaEh ee 6 Indianapolis, Ind. DAVIDEKN© WILE Sa eee een Lynchburg, Va. GEARY KNOWLES .......:... North Charleston, S.C. IRROM BSE UIEROAUISI 5h na opadosuuuananane Johnstown, Pa. VEARUIC ENE SIG LN ES eee eee Bethel, Ohio RICHARD LOCKERY ............ Chattanooga, Tenn. DELO WE taccra tices tani asmieniae tne Buffalo, N.Y. JUVE UND Yareepeereeenee North Palm Beach, Fla. Third Row: SIMENG INAINI NS . paoscausuuose Chattanooga, Tenn. JEANSIVLANN Bryne nrhiee ees eee Lake Butler, Fla. RON MARSHAL LIE erent: Winston-Salem, N.C. JAONPOYN, INVNSBOON . .coansoonsoonaseune Harriman, Tenn. JNO IMVNEMMONE a uiecis ons oo sanadhesgasser Oneida, Tenn. ERE DEMERR Ihara ene Man, W.Va. JEANSMORGESONSEEEEEE eee ee Cincinnati, Ohio Billig MURDOCK ee eee Summerville, Ga. Fifth Row: BOBIMURR ayer aa ctssciones Shack New Castle, Colo HO BIBnSNAPIE Ra er enn nee Man, W.Va GRAN TENEESON SB erererrte ree nae Elkton, Md. IMeW ANOLE D) ooce ian dance ne oe seen Maryville, Tenn. First Row: RICHARD PANKE Yee cece Knoxville, Tenn. RANDOLPHEPARRISH@ereeeneccrrrre Ft. Pierce, Fla. SUBEPISTTLY Foye toro oirteine aietsiesyeisrerotetensester teres Tampa, Fla JOHNPEROLLOCK IE ccs cece Oreland, Pa. Second Row: CONNIEFPUR TEE Pe ereeiienecciciee cies Creve Coeur, Ill. MAL; RABERN fesmeneeriaciinerect Avondale Estates, Ga. CONNIE; REAGAN ceeccee sneer Ft. Pierce, Fla. LARRY, REESOR Meese: Oklahoma City, Okla. Third Row: DORISFROBERTSON@- epee Chapmanville, W.Va. MIVANKG RODE ICKaeeereercicriotectin Athens, Tenn. SUE ROSE Po tecotsavic onesie setaerneta anton: Dayton, Ohio HE MEE Ne RUSSEL amenities Farmville, N.C. DAY-TON SAMPSON aoe eee Laurel Hill, N.C. BOBESCHAAP 2 ponte oni certain Holland, Mich. SKOVD SUERN IVA oo scoaacavcenoso00c Winston-Salem, N.C. CLIEEORDESMITH ea eeeecereeieetie iit Bedford, Pa. EREATINE SMR Serre cian tire: Beaumont, Tex. JERDONESMIELEM eR oniorten aera Vidor, Tex. ANDI SHEN, SIMOUM ER CO oaomencoodcpoonuasoe Woodbury, Tenn. TARRY. SMIEDEaerar cerieerriccre Chattanooga, Tenn. Sixth Row: MARY) SMITH Wiest cee yes cserverrere Chesapeake, Va. DON: SPALDING Aaeatisins Lee ee nars Stover, Mo. BOBISTANFIELED Ee eeee eee Indianapolis, Ind. MARIEUSTANSE LIE eeeEeerr rence Chattanooga, Tenn. “Now about Alexander the Great— ‘ey sees ’si a: JUNIORS First Row: JDANISTEWAR Dateien etna tee: Morrow, Ga. MARTHA SUDDRETH .............00000: Tampa, Fla. ROGERISWANSON Mis ite sete St. Paul, Minn. GLENNISWXGART enone nee Lima, Ohio Second Row: ROBER TSUBA Tawar cele aiyereter Chattanooga, Tenn. BOBBY@JOEFTHOMAS . eee Memphis, Tenn. PAUL TIHOMAS4..ceeeeecce acre Lake Worth, Fla. HAYVEN THOMPSON ........... Chattanooga, Tenn. Third Row: DONNA THROCKMORTON ............ Amelia, Ohio JHANS TUCKER Meer acme cerita: Springfield, Colo. ee ee HEDEW EE CH errr eterieireisietrarereicre Knoxville, Tenn. TRENERWICKCER merrier tecie recite terror: Pomarie, S.C. PA MBW LISCO Xam porters terete crsveleveloies West Winfield, N.Y. LEONARD WILLINGER .......... Point Pleasant, N.J. Fifth Row: SHIRLER SWILSON Dr oenieciicies err: Sterling, Ohio INAING YewiINNita. rite terileroiinrtorriets Greensboro, N.C. DARRELL WINGET .............. Winter Haven, Fla. LIMB WOLBeeeeti si tos-siersiesielereceeftiere vreieisie s Miami, Fla. Sixth Row: MARGURITE YOUNG .......... Hendersonville, N.C. Low Overhead First Row: GATLENCABBET Diane crctcie treet: Forest Park, Ga. NAOMIGABBO Piweacoere are eerie Covington, Ky. JAMES (ADAMS Wire citer s ccoleeiters iste clecrns ere Waco, Tex. RAY@A DAMS © oi ecissiois scortoirieccuorerormeeremiores Dallas, Tex. Second Row: VIOLETZAKERS 7 erect cers Lawn, W.Va. SUSAN TATE ANDER emer Genrer cer Akron, Ohio LINDA? ALIENG wo eetacnridecde rere Nashville, Tenn. MICKEYcALEMOND Berries ern Chattanooga, Tenn. Third Row: ICED PARE aerrrirracocnnere reece: Chattanooga, Tenn. MIKERBA GWE lame s peaeenrerrelenierrs Chattanooga, Tenn. PATTIBEBARBERieeereeereriee nce Opa-locka, Fla. RENNYSBARBER merece ter Englewood, Colo. Fourth Row: MORGAN, BATEMAN ae eeeneee Nantahala, N.C. RON BISHOP Ae aaeeoe eee eeeeeee Blacksburg, S.C. BEVERIEY@S ICA C Rapa ener nee Logansport, Ind. MARYSBOLLINGE Re eeeer eee eterna Bethany, Ky. LERR YS BOOHER a rerrearitecrrers Cornersville, Ind. AMY2 BOYD Pearce succeed seein Baytown, Texas JERRYO BRACE W EULLGeeeceeeeerrrntr Orlando, Fla. SAZELY BRAD LEW geriatrics er Mill Spring, N.C. HAROLDEBRIGGS Se aerceGieer eee Elyria, Ohio TOPPER BROCK@ pennseiaamenie cae Athens, Ga. DAVIDEBROMEBR Yeinemcceesrcncer Chattanooga, Tenn. JORNEB ROW Nie aeseeietcre tertte Chattanooga, Tenn. COLLEGE COLLEGE SOPHOMORE OFFICERS DAVID' GRAHAM. © 2k. ak coe ore er eee President JOHN | THOMAS eee eee Vice-President SUSAN. WAGLER?” 28 sccm cocaine eeu an een ere Secretary RON. BISHOP ein crete re ree eee Treasurer MAL). RABURN ih esate ottrateheee ait es ae ae Chorister WAYNE? WILLIAMS (eae ose eee ee ree Chaplain DAN SHERMAN once erecta Sergeant at Arms DEWEY ESTES 273 ee eee Parliamentarian DANNY GIBBS foiciicBaues cn anemae eee Cee eee ees Pianist NAOMI ABBOTT 3 oe: sence te tee see eee Organist OO First Row: BILL BRU Ci waters co vessins srapove reys torte Tallahassee, Fla. IBRENDASBRWAIN Tueerciiieceieriee isle Murrayville, Ga. KAREN BUFFINGTON .............-. Armuchee, Ga. ISARISES ULIGA RD Beer iittala Timewell, Ill. Second Row: CECIEPBURHENINaamcrsiciscictsliestticter: Stonington, Colo. BILTVEBURNSBeyecce reciccisiete ction cll Idabel, Okla. STEVE BU SHi sei iaee ovine oiaterotsreneNerenenaeenn Augusta, Ga. DENNISSBULIEER Be ccrcctrrereiersiee irra Austell, Ga. Third Row: IMP At BU TILER ra neceesisiel vartetinenniiteleran aetone Beloit, Ohio MOREY BY RONG ero cee Chattanooga, Tenn. PATI BYRON esc oe muses oclenarerns Baton Rouge, La. DON CABBAGE iter ere cers Panama City, Fla. Fourth Row: INDAGCALILATIAN Pectin cts Greenville, S.C. BRENDAS CAR TT Yer ericisoitrelceitetecet Houston, Ohio CECIE CARNES Meee celersiiercle eters Chattanooga, Tenn. RANIN a CHAR TCS seer niet rere Williamson, W.Va. Fifth Row: EVANGELINE CIERPKE ......... Chattanooga, Tenn. WONNAS CLARKS iace coterslterst dere. as Memphis, Tenn. BECKYS@COLEMANE Eee Goer erre Lakeland, Fla. BLO Ye COOK iaaniyses cere sista tre ster stas, cieres ors Highland, Ind. Sixth Row: PAULETTE COPPINGER ........ Chattanooga, Tenn. PHYLLIS CORNELL ........... Oklahoma City, Okla. CAROLYN CROSBY ....... Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mex. AY Ba CUR TI Staccresaccicrics crass ars Brandenton, Fla. Seventh Row: ROBER LAWDAVIS gece ni titer eect Augusta, Ga. KATHY DEEN: weacsk cwmniniienie sles: oe Jonesboro, Ga. PAT HDENN SY 6 feonerstare tovsscsteciss sieeiolats)s Poplar Bluff, Mo. PATEDRIGGERS terete ee ar Orlando, Fla. Eighth Row: JORGE LEER Pee rercr tro ersyeeioustereici terest Akron, Ohio DEWEY@ESTES Uerciisascireseiee acters Athens, Ala. EDDYEEWANSMaetrcitsclereteioretcvensisrrsrciarerete Tampa, Fla. SOHNEBERGUSON Berea cence ee ein Joppa, Md. SOPHOMORES First Row: GEORGE FIKEiacnccnoeces ic cemes El Campo, Texas BARBARA) BINNEY cccese fecieeeel Sewanee, Tenn. MARTHA GALLAGHER .......... Battle Creek, Mich. DANNY GIBBS @eeee cece eee Shreveport, La. Second Row: BOB GILEIGAND Een eee Lorain, Ohio JIM: GIBSON ae ore eee McAlester, Okla. PAULIGORDONS eee ee eee Lewiston, N.Y. DAVIDIGRAHAMS@ reer erene Winston-Salem, N.C. STEVERGREEN eraeetc crise seieies Greenville, S.C. ANNETTE GRIDER) Soe .mcse-emsne. Guntersville, Ala. PAU LE LER GRIDE RG eetrrere Guntersville, Ala. REGENAGRIZZLE Meese Chattanooga, Tenn. Fourth Row: MARIEUGUINNIG Ree ere ron corner nae Dalton, Ga. ELAINE PHALIG i. creer White Pine, Tenn. DPAVONEFHAMILTLONeneereeraaciein Pikesville, Tenn. SHERRY IEAM Mitercrieerircrccisemicicer Kansas City, Mo. Fifth Row: WILLTAMSHAR RIS ere aereeiccce Jacksonville, Fla. BILE HEAD eee eae oeee eee reer: Rogger, Colo. CARYISHOGSE Teer traci Snowmass, Colo. SIEVE HOEMES eye eeeeeeeenote ernie Spray, N.C. Sixth Row: DALEPHOSLICK@ee ee eer ern eere rer Pensacola, Fla. GATERHUEPEMA Niece cnenict Temple Terrace, Fla. HARRIE Teo UINCICEYererre ne rereetrt Crucible, Pa. DONSJACKSO Newer eee Charleston, W.Va. Seventh Row: CAROLYNEJOHNSON Mee eeeeeeeee Laingsburg, Mich. NORMA JOHNSON eeEeoeeee eee Lubbock, Texas VERASJOINERBeerco ancients Metairie, La. HARE JOLIGHY. cys cists sintrvstecieersiere eerie Elyria, La. Eighth Row: AGO. GONIH JUN IKON cos cosancocegoosoos Greenville, S.C. WiILGIDSEASSE GCE Re enaaceet ce ee Macon, Ga MAR Ye Vic BIH green eeein tern eee Sewanee, Tenn. WINEREDEMcCORMICK@e eae Trenton, Ga. COLLEGE First Row: JANIS MARSHALL ............. Cheyenne, Wyoming DANEMAYNARD tam nieciaaettii ict Chattanooga; Tenn. ROSH DTASMILES treet Bluefield, W.Va. ALONE IMOUNCISINED cecooconccenenoae Hernshaw, W.Va. Second Row: JOHNGENA DING St etches seteraie nice eiresietres Miami, Fla. LEEOY DENASHe nace iscsi ne Enterprise, Kan. BUDDYSNICHOLS Beaecicecoiie rs ciils Russellville, Ala. EIMEPA RK ER faacpracerrciactnste secs sters Canton, Ohio Third Row: IM OOLACIOD) JBMOBMON, cooococasancoomns Jacksonville, Fla. TOMSPORTER Vrracreie cvs te nieisisisisictoetere.sers Oberlin, Ohio SARASPURKE Verena eer Hammond, Ind. WU CIEEASPYLE Me cecmucescucs cece Panama City, Fla. Fourth Row: SUBSRA TIF EME rane cio ciccreeias Milledgeville, Ind. GERRYSRELC Hieeeeeeeenee eee oan Chattanooga, Tenn. PETE RICH Sencccccimete cc ec ce Murfreesboro, Tenn. JAD NAINS WAVAESHES soo cooasceudenoobe Quakertown, Pa. JULIO SPROBER T omitted itie s Williamson, W.Va. CHARLES SAUNDERS ................ Ashburn, Va. PAU TG SALON Soe cr sieverreieeveletsiatetecreiaveratslorcls Flint, Mich. CARLTON SCHOETTLER ........... Mishawaka, Ind. Sixth Row: AOIONE GSYNNNAS cooocooenonsco00 Battle Creek, Mich. IDAINSSHERIVEA Ni aeecieiianeletiert victoire Peace Dale, R.I. JERR LM OLCE Rw eeaesrcnece coaeers oiie ere elena) sierece Miami, Fla. SUNIN SIM OOM cogcegaGoonsaso0ddoncc Huntsville, Ala. Seventh Row: BEGLYZI OFSIMS teerauctersticsncreversishs ors ere ee orereve Naples, Fla. VHRR YES MIL Hemet ine ek ocerrrit Tomah, Wis. TERR Yeo MIT Heder vacretre ctersisvsseielctere soeteisrs Hammond, Ind. MARILYN STANFIELD ............ Indianapolis, Ind. Eighth Row: GARYESWHCKAR D ireriitiinistcrrremtlrte Peoria, Ill. SUZANNEELELUA RP iecriyieitteriiicieicrcters Denison, Texas JOHNS THOMAS Peace nie teiveetlobierleny: Dundee, Fla. IID Ya T HO MAS Beier cterters ctcresere ici sore Greenville, S.C. SOPHOMORES COLLEGE SOPHOMORES First Row: TRUDYJLHOMASON seer rer Alto, Ga. PATI THOMESON React ctr te Theodore, Ala. CLARENCHETROUSDALE Wier crete Moro, IIl. CAROLETUCKER Serie arias Chattanooga, Tenn. Second Row: JONICPUCKERS. peice ecctrre orca Marietta, Ga. TIOMSTUPRS faeminctaaeriien cer narere rere Anderson, Ind. JOR EUNDER WOOD i rerecereeeee errr Macon, Ga. SUSAN, WAGLER Messer eiecince seit Athens, Ala. Third Row: EDGAR WAMLICA CE Meececeeroronrets Hanoverton, Ohio JOHN WATERS Sccmete sctls comaerecices Laurens, S.C. JOY CERWATSON cine teil renter Ericsburg, Minn. LOOM AOD e '8 SOU De een cowouacsumcoo oot. Anderson, S.C. Fourth Row: JIMSWHILTE ona emerrieore i etare Winston-Salem, N.C. PARR YS WHILE reenter Winston-Salem, N.C. BORNE WALD Ee eaeeee eer Jonkoping, Sweden IW AGN TES WALIGIE LAUVES seer Libertyville, Il. Fifth Row: PHYELISS Wi blANS© Neeser: Duffee, Miss. DALE) WIL Tiricravtacciacemsumerciaeriemeia Detroit, Mich. DON WINEREY aero accnrecrre rrr Jerome, Idaho JOHNIWOOD May caer nec ree. Oak Hill, W.Va. Sixth Row: LOUISSWOOD Re ert creer Cree Bedford, Va. ROGER, WOOD Gtr oie an uheae eee Atlas, Mich. RICKRVEOMAINS Weer eee Jacksonville, Fla. “Do you expect us to believe that?” COLLEGE FRESHMAN Sf. A de 2 OFFICERS . RUAN Yared. CIGK NER eee ican, can aterancisnen President TOHNEHART MAN ie yon teem oe Vice-President €s CSONNIBSTHOMPSONGe seca onion oieter nineties Secretary JONG CAS Eire eres core rac i cevc ious cor octet cscis cashetencian cael Choristers Sergeant at Arms BS. ey DAES Nr uk ea Organist First Row: MELBA ACKERLE ............... St. Petersburg, Fla. PHILPACORD Mice cmececiigeniee seers St. Albans, W.Va. DARRELIZFADDISON ii ccc ciel sia Lakeland, Fla. BIST Y@ A TALEIN gps cra cleterereersteis cel « Summerville, S.C. Second Row: MUMS LIHNID: JNA DN coopcogaceacogo0d000Ne Elkton, Md. DOLORES ANDERSON ............. Eau Gallie, Fla. WEA VINE CASH CRA Bal erntayeletereiiehoteiels Cincinnati, Ohio HUGBENE PAS His) Yaerriariterciseite cia iors Gamerco, N.M. Third Row: DAVID BALD iyiitc cc stetcate sec. Chattanooga, Tenn. CLARKEP BAN T Aw crrisiaectese scr: Chattanooga, Tenn. SABIRUBARKAT eee aaccericccn. Siakat, W. Pakistan ER WIStBATCHHILORe eee iieee ce Chattanooga, Tenn. Fourth Row: BRE DDI: BAT DICH e, reciente Memphis, Tenn. DAR Ia Aw GEIVEANeeerrriiei rice setts Jerome, Idaho IBARBAHAS EACLE Rumer nice ce ticree Armuchee, Ga. BOB BECKER ass core sami aleies ssl Wickliffe, Ohio Fifth Row: USTINE BELL ee woe near heap hee Baldwin, Fla. SARAMIBET Eimer wan aie cna! sa eec Cap Haitien, Haiti CRYSTAL BORDERS merrier. Harrison, Tenn. CARLTON BRAND E(t enon ee Marietta, Ga. Sixth Row: RAYS BRANDON ares in Rossville, Ga. SUSANIBRANS CRO Mier erecta ties Orlando, Fla. ELEENS BREWER sccm ss sss cele Portsmouth, Ohio PAUL BUCHANAN acceesariert cmon: Canton, N.C. 119 First Row: SHARON BUEREFINGTON resect Lakeland, Fla. YVONNE BYRD Orecncn sttacchelcmtesiicise i ct Mason, Ohio CAROL) CADENHBEAD Serica Lakin, Kan. CHRISICARPEN TER eerie Elyria, Ohio Second Row: JON CASE Sap ricicecaccraenuenrivtem creer Goodells, Mich. KATH YaCE LIM ey ssc tetera Hammond, Ind. KARENICHANNELE ee eeerrreererree Batavia, Ohio SANDRA CHAPMA Nieaeer ere eeee cre Jonesboro, Ga. Third Row: TOM CLARK Waa acciierencomrrrecier Powersville, Mo. TEENA; COLLINS See eerie Rossville, Ga. BOB: COOK Fir tcniter nem ater Springfield, Tenn. SANDY COWAN @ecrneeen iene Lake Butler, Fla. Fourth Row: JOYCE CRARUT He nce caer Louisiana, Mo. MIKEACRAIN faerie aeinctectcie Urbana, Ohio JANICRANMER) cline cence eee Calhan, Colo. JANE IZCRAVENS eeerrinctecerecrt Chattanooga, Tenn, Fifth Ro w: IWEASYIN EG RAW ICE Yer onniceriseent rein Lynchburg, Va. BILE CROSS taecreconient ccs Chattanooga, Tenn. SUSANICSINGSAK@eereeereeeeeneri errr Elyria, Ohio BARB ATUAgE AGI: mene errr Peace Dale, R.I. Sixth Row: LARRYSDENANG ae re err reece LaPurnte, Calif. TOME DeMOSSGhaccncen cen cic Endwell, N.Y. DONEDETNA Rieti ceri a. otontiwete Greensburg, Pa. PHILEDOR TCH Geren Prichard, Ala. Seventh Row: LARRYsDuBOSH eee ceeee crc Pensacola, Fla. JIM ELL ICKRe caer ree Sacramento, Calif. LLOY DEEL LISS ear caetier co ere Warren, Mich. GENEVIEVE ESTES ..... ......... Glastenbury, Conn. Kighth Row: APN IASON soscdocusad0osadbooe Union Point, Ga. MINNIE; LOUISE BUDYen-snece ceeeee Stanfield, N.C. BONNIE EVERHART ........... Winston-Salem, N.C. SCNNP OSE IA MORELSININS socoocassocod Chattanooga, Tenn. COLLEGE First Row: JUANTECASKIKE gaeeeerieneore een El Campo, Texas RAYSRISHER Seite cc eee Lincolntown, N.C. GENESEO Xa rene ition eee nee Rockford, IIl. SHARONG £OX eras errr ii ater: Moundsville, W.Va. Second Row: CHARLES INRANCES eet Een Helena, Mont. SKIPPER FRUDAKER ............. Panama City, Fla. PATIGAND Yaermosenereccn tes aera Lakeland, Fla. STEPHENCGARDNER once ene Portage, Ind. Third Row: SUSANEGARD NERS eee eee Portage, Ind. LOMEGOOD Fra. vacua cee Englewood, Colo. REVELEY GRAY .......... een ora HAZEL GREGORY ............... Martinsburg, W.Va. Fourth Row: EINDASHALEENBECK ee eee eeen Selkirk, N.Y. WUE. TU NEPUN SD oo o555c00mtocn. Harbor Springs, Mich. HPAES EONIMON 3.55 60000be0u0n0Gur Chattanooga, Tenn. JIMSHARRIS Ee cereinetee renner Jacksonville, Fla. Fifth Row: UOSON) ISUNGIOWON soscoccnosasoagpoownne Amelia, Ohio LENONDNE SUNENAOING acocscadadecoooounr Long Beach, Calif. WONTHICK Siren cae cee North Canton, Ohio TONYSHICKS Bm yer nceres,.. era mere Ft. Pierce, Fla. Sixth Row: JEON OD, ISRO NSIDY coo qoanonoonhacane Lakeland, Fla. JNO ky SDOHEIMUNINT 4 casoconoocenboooor Richwood, Ohio WOISEELY MIS mae rien er ee Millington, Ohio BOBBYSHODGES HEEeEEEeEee arene Columbus, Ga. SAD) EOC oo scondmasaaconssoosne Snowmass, Colo. DANN V@HWAL KE MAG en eee Euclid, Ohio PIN DATIACKS ONE eee reece rae Henning, Tenn. JGIFSVEMD, ANSARI NL yo oss ncoussacoune Jacksonville, Fla. Eighth Row: OSS CI OC) IDM MHHESS —, oocacneaucoowavon Clinton, Tenn. CHU CKFIOHNSONEL EE eee Castle Rock, Colo. BARBARASJONDS sees tt nen tr rn Chatsworth, Ga. SUSANNE LE ASKCARR© Warranties Sterling, Ill. FRESHMEN 121 First Row: PHIL, KEETER @aaaccistiltele selrane Virginia Beach, Va. DONEK BLSO worirecrerrcvcicielesotoretoretecerosterererovors Lakeland, Fla. UD IVARIN Gatrarrrretectoiers cle Citelercieustetereteterenayere Lithonia, Ga. JOHN LANE serices caine cae caesiorsts Knoxville, Tenn. Second Row: PRESTON LAUGHINGHOU SE ...... Washington, N.C. MEL VA} LIETLE prcciccismtie ec crocs Jacksonville, Fla. BILISLOCKER Yerrmacianecrrcre ae Chattanooga, Tenn. TERRY MacMATH eeeereer errr etree Elyria, Ohio Third Row: SHIRE Ya McB EE ener Erte rt at Sewanee, Tenn. MA CeMcCARTHY Way ae sana steric Norfolk, Va. ROLAND McCAIN @ reece seer St. Petersburg, Fla. PEGGY McCLELLAND ................. Douglas, Ga. Fourth Row: JOE McCLUNG Reo eee rere seer Charleston, W.Va. DOROTHYeMcCORMICKS neers itr Naples, Fla. DAVID UMcCOYr ei anc csnemocesess Cuernavaca, Mexico MAR TGYNeMcCRA CKEN Mien ttaerrtteiciciete Beloit, Ohio Fifth Row: JAMES: McCURD Yaaereerceeeneecnemere Dalton, Ga. FOY McDAVID ancien cre deanten Harriman, Tenn. WANDASMcDOWELL rene se reece Cincinnati, Ohio DEBORAH McKEE 2inccce.ce se Reading Center, N.Y. GRAYeMcMiIREAN@ ance cer certs LaMarque, Texas LINDAS MAHA EEE Yerrr senate Decatur, Ala. DONALEDIMANGUS sepeeoeeeen eee Pensacola, Fla. BRENDASIIA RIDIN ein tise Chattanooga, Tenn. Seventh Row: MARYLINGMARTING werner eames Orlando, Fla. SHERRYe MAR LING emcee eet cries Chattanooga, Tenn. BRUCHSMEDEORD Bereteea rene Waynesville, N.C. GEORGIA MILES meric critter ceric Garland, Texas Eighth Row: JOHN MILEER coe cnn Spencer, W.Va. PATS MILLER Ys ceases serie saan Chattanooga, Tenn. RUTHIMILLER eee eee eee ree Charlotte, N.C. JOR MITCHELL cece ee eeneeneeraere Marietta, Ga. COLLEGE First Row: JIMSMORRIS (ites ate overs sisjaroroters te vletayes ace Spencer, W.Va. ROSEMARY MORRISON .............. Lakeland, Fla. DIANEKEMUMEORD Preerercceice ccs cic Grifton, N.C. MIKE EMUR DOCKS tie West Hollywood, Fla. Second Row: SAND YesNELSON Siu nccecnctcicmer nies Coatesville, Pa. BUDDYSNORTONE crete oer Chattanooga, Tenn. (PHRENC OMANAH so casoocsodoo0onod Fuquay Springs, N.C. DANIEL OSTERHOUT ........... Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Third Row: WAIN; OSTMAN 2a ear 5 con Woodsworth, Wis. BOBIOVERMAIN cays ciiiicrercteciier Johnstown, Pa. SHARONJOWENSEeeieiceeilell: Chattanooga, Tenn. BILL YePA CW tyascroe osnasctste.s:seniererxeree i Brandon, Miss. Fourth Row: NANCYePA CK rer cmmni cus amisise cietennt teres Athens, Ala. HULASPAT MER eeennens rrr Chattanooga, Tenn. MIKES PARISH say eno seeriicaace ice: Marion, Ohio TIM PARROW) aarccmucsonat se emaiecvers cls ol Wampum, Pa. Fifth Row: DENNY@PA YNE ee asnance cone seer Mentor, Ohio ROSEMARYSELARSO Nees Minneola, Fla. CART ASEH TERS meee eure Meadville, Pa. SIDR TASMMU MOS soocegoonsup con gun o6 Pisgah, Ala. Sixth Row: JIMBPRIC Heyer ele cicte cite oars Lawrenceburg, Tenn. DIANNESPRUE TD acer cmanice sect Rainsville, Ala. GYT PURTER iasacce cee siccnasiee es Creve Coeur, III. ATSIC HeRED MAN een seen Chattanooga, Tenn. JANICESREDMAN janes caste ster Elyria, Ohio JACKIFOREGISTER Meee rrrecie cece: Columbus, Ga. TWRASRICH Bin cette cc aes eirevaels Chattanooga, Tenn. JUDYAROBINSON Fer eevictoiers eres St. Albans, W.Va. Eighth Row: MER; RODGERS Freee cite cece Belle Glade, Fla. NANG Ye ROSER Biaictteniaciteremiteierereers Hanover, Penn. GUENDAGRUSH ieee iareiacteoetveresereiscieme Trion, Ga. MARYS SAUNDERS maeseeer tae eeiecie sels Sterling, Va. FRESHMEN First Row: MARLENE SCHILLER .............. Cedarburg, Wis. BILLASEARS errccocmiecracretere stele Battle Creek, Mich. OETVEAS SHOOK ice coeiislesleielsieleleielere Pasadena, Texas GARY SINGLETON eeerrerriecriercir Lakeland, Fla. Second Row: BOB SMITH trance aa cetscteomierectererlersyor Horn Lake, Miss. ROBERT SPROUL eect St. Charles, Ill. JERRY SLEPHENS seeceercceertr: Clinton, S.C. HEN Yeo VEINSO Neer tt Tallahassee, Fla. Third Row: DAVIDISTEWAR LF rtectieciieryrerreniterrre Madison, Ga. PAT SLT UA RR Taki rimtcrtesiactersehevehel otevcreicteieret Morrow, Ga. JACK] STONE Saas coc eicieetseter Chattanooga, Tenn. SLANLE Yes tTRINGER eee eneeeeerrnr Greer, S.C. Fourth Row: VERNONSSULLIVAN Meceecrrccerts Overton, Texas JAUGUSE SHEA ONPNS con coooncoccsnendoas Indianapolis, Ind. CAROL ISUTLEIN core eeeeeeascerrae Signal Mt., Tenn. PAT SUUION eye sac shone ne. acter eto csGrecner Laxley, Ala. Fifth Row: DENISERSWANSO Nee eee St. Paul, Minn. KENTSSWECKARD ieee iene sets aeiaericter Peoria, III. PRESTONGLAY LORE eco ene ee Parksley, Va. KEN sTERRY. Setecte cra icne von suersinaresnere sere Tampa, Fla. Sixth Row: SCOTTYSTHOMAS © peu ccer mmimoriene Davenport, Iowa CONNIE THOMBESON feeceepecrcrecise Damascus, Va. JOZLHOMPSON Seat eerereereiaee Fayetteville, N.C. PATSTHOMESO Nein areata Hernshaw, W.Va. ROGERELIHOMPSON eerie cere Whitehall, Wis. JACKIE LOMLIN ements atric Covington, Ga. ED TUCKER. ciate: sites sarne ares encvectis Pensacola, Fla. PATSTURNE Y eerie rriiienertiaoer Creve Coeur, IIl. Eighth Row: HAZEL, UNDERWOOD Se eeeeeeereneeeen Macon, Ga. BARBARAGUPCHURCH epee ereerrrtrer Miami, Fla. GLEN WALKER insane eioe seiesieaiae Chattanooga, Tenn. STEVE@WALL @ 2... c3nearteeekeeiinc cee ae Shelby, N.C. COLLEGE First Row: INORRISEWA RD inten ese Chattanooga, Tenn. MYREERWALSONEe ene ere Senecaville, Ohio INGIONG NP NEE oooasosoesgoncabbouaas Southgate, Mich. BAMSW EET Raster erin eee ee ie Murrysville, Pa. MONI IAM YD) WASOUMBDIN 4. poocoongsaoousur Danville, Il. BRENDA WHITTENBARGER ....... Harriman, Tenn. LOAD} MDUDING? Sooccgccouermonnuansousde Pineville, Ky. SBOE) WABI DIOS oo coseaponooooggouoour Flat Rock, Mich. J OHNEWILG US errr ee creer ice Cnarleston, S.C. DONNA WILLIAMS .............. Chattanooga, Tenn. RONGWILSO Naren ere enter New Holland, Ga. JOYCE WITHERSPOON .............. Evansville, Ind. Fourth Row: MARKSWOLER Yaern eer enna Tempe, Ariz. SYNALNS WOH WH oo onconocomsoneseecoane Spencer, W.Va. UD YSY OUNG sere aere ane North Charleston, S.C. LAN ENESE VAOOUING) oocoonomencndsanooane Bartonville, III. FRESHMEN Your Pet What?!? RR Would you do that? ALVIN JACKSON Vice-President MILES DRIVER President BIBLE SCHOOL OFFICERS Our Bible School motto, “Holding forth the Word of Life” (Phil. 2:16), is a philosophy which permeates all the instruction in the four courses: Bible, Missions, Child Evangelism, and Christian Education and emanates from all its graduates in their most diversified fields of service. GARLAND JENKINS Chaplain — � REBECCA RUSSELL TOM GIBSON WILLIAM MORGAN GLENN FOGLE Pianist Chorister Parliamentarian Sergeant at Arms 126 Prayer moves the hand that moves Bible School: Chorister 2; Missionary ... faith is the soul of religion and Bible School: Parl. 3; Class V. Pres. 4; Evangelists: Chap. 4; Pre-Mil: Politeness is a trademark everyone Class Sgt. at Arms 3, Parl. 4; Chris- tian Workers; Pre-Mil; Missionary FOURTH YEAR FOURTH YEAR BIBLE SCHOOL OFFICERS GARLAND JENKINS ............. Re er President DONATE DEBROOKS Seer cece vnc Vice-President RALPHEBEN EI ELD epee er re eer ero: Chorister RIVE TWIG C Ei eect ce rays = esos sais oe ree Chaplain SACS UA DICE Vomerericiuciaie ele cree cin ae: Pianist NEAT YAN GZ, BY emaateyees cree rscca ie enya: Secretary CHARIEES SH RIC Kare a eran ee eee Sergeant at Arms RICHAR DEC OO Kaper ere erat tare Parliamentarian RALPH W. BALL HartTSTown, Pa. Bible the World. Volunteers: Chap. 3. DONALD A. BROOKS CHARLOTTE, N.C. Bible works the body. V.-Pres. 4. RICHARD A. COOK Festus, Mo. Bible should wear. Volunteers; Jewish Club. SARAH JOHNSON BRADLEY HENDERSONVILLE, N.C. Missions A happy heart wears a smiling face. Bible School: Sec. 3; Class Sec. 1; Pianist 2, 4; Missionary Volunteers; Pre-Mil. KATHLEEN ANN BUCK NEWCOMERSTOWN, OHIO Bible Ornament of a meek and quiet spirit. Pre-Mil; Missionary Volunteers; Evangelists; Jewish Club; Visual Aids; Psychology. DENNIS MORRIS GOINS ATLANTA, GA. Bible We live in deeds, not years; in thoughts, not breaths. Evangelists; Music Club. BIBLE SCHOOL ALVIN H. JACKSON MeEmpHIis, TENN. Bible No gains without pains. Bible School: V.-Pres. 3; Student Body: V.-Pres. 4; Sermon Builders: Chap. 3. ROBERT TAN LAYNE HopEWELL, VA. Bible For they can conquer who believe they can. Class Sgt. at Arms 2; Evangelists. LEWIS THAD SAUNDERS CHARLOTTE, N.C. Bible . we make a life by what we give. Evangelists; Jewish Club. WILLIAM McLACKLIN STEWART TEMPE, ARIZ. Bible So far as a man thinks, he is free. Pastors; Missionary Volunteers; Soccer. BIBLE SCHOOL 128 JOAN E. KEMP WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. Bible In her quietness there is a charm. CECIL JAMES O’NEAL Pratt, Kan. Bible Endurance is the crowning quality, and patience all the passion of great hearts. MARLIN LEROY STARNES LEBANON, Mo. Bible I have no mockings or arguments; I witness and wait. Pre-Mil; Evangelists. TALMADGE C. WALKER UNIon Pornt, Ga. Bible Where there’s a will, there’s a way. Pre-Mil; Missionary Volunteers; Jewish Club. FOURTH YEAR THIRD YEAR BIBLE SCHOOL OFFICERS ROBERN TEMcHARIGAN Die errant T ern rt President CEAUDESD Y. CHES Meee ee eer r tr tee Vice-President ELIZABETH BEA CK eer erence Secretary PARR YeRICHIE Perea ce ae oee reer errr hme Treasurer FLOMM Ya GIBSON eee ante eerreaeeer EDWARD LEE AMBURGEY RICHMOND, VA. Bible His life is only a day by day experi- ence, living each day to its fullness. Pastors Group; Sermon Builders; Pre-Mil. ELIZABETH G. BLACK CHARLOTTE, N.C. Bible No day is too short to do a good deed. Class Sec.: 3; Missionary Volunteers; Pre-Mil. GERALD ALVA BOLLINGER Festus, Mo. Bible Humor is a well of good fellowship. Evangelists; Pre-Mil; Sermon Build- ers. BIBLE SCHOOL Chorister ROYSVAN S BEE Kae aia ae errr Re eee BILL MORGAN tere ace eee eee Parliamentarian DAVIDC POL Perr ete ae ssn ce ioe Sergeant at Arms RALPH CALVIN BENFIELD VaLeE, N.C. Bible Liberty of thought is the life of the soul. Pastors Group; Pre-Mil; Class Chor- ister 3. ROBERT BURTON BLAYLOCK CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Bible It is by presence of mind in untried emergencies that the native metal of a man is tested. Class Chap. 1; Missionary Volun- teers: Chorister 2, V.-Pres. 3; Tennis Team; Capt. 3, 4; Basketball. ALBERT DARWIN BRAXTON CLEARWATER, S.C. Bible Cheerfulness in a man is that which when people meet him makes them happy. Evangelists; Pre-Mil; Sermon Build- ers; Christian Workers. THIRD YEAR ALLEN R. BRITT ATLANTA, GA. I know what’s what. Missionary Volunteers; Music Club; Messianic Fellowship. JAMES EDWARD BURGESS Buruineton, N.C. Bible Silence is more eloquent than words. BETTY RICE CABBAGE MURFREESBORO, TENN. Bible There is no cosmetic for beauty like happiness. Missionary Volunteers; Christian Workers; Psychology Club; Silent Signers; Sweetheart Queen: 2. MARTIN L. CRUMP CHARLOTTE, N.C. Bible Man of polite learning and a liberal education. Messianic Fellowship; Missionary Volunteers. WILLIAM ROBERT DOUGLAS GREENWOOD, S.C. Missions Men of few words are best men. Missionary Volunteers; FMF: Pres. he BIBLE SCHOOL CHARLES GEORGE BUICE DOUGLASVILLE, GA. Bible Good nature is an asset that never fails to pay dividends. Pastors; Pre-Mil. STEVEN BERT BURMAN Tacoma, WASH. Bible What should a man do but be merry? Music Club: Missionary Volunteers. FRED HENRY CROWE, JR. EAsLey, S.C. Bible Happy men shall have many friends. Class Chorister 2; Missionary Volun- teers: Chorister 2. RICHARD JOSEPH DAYHUFF Coat Ciry, IND. Bible Victory belongs to the most persever- ing. Evangelists: Pianist 2; Sermon Builders. DOROTHY ANN DRIVER MeEMPHIs, TENN. Bible Patience is the grace of God, where- by we endure evil for the love of God. Christian Workers; Pre-Mil. . THIRD YEAR CLAUDE MITCHELL DYKES, JR. Cocuran, GA. Bible Life is as serious as death. Bible School: V. Pres. 3; Sermon Builders: Chap. 3. MILES EUGENE DRIVER MEMPHIS, TENN. Bible The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. Bible School: Pres., V. Pres.; Class Chorister 1. MARLYN RUTH ELZEY BALTIMoRE, Mbp. Christian Education Cheerfulness and content are great beautifiers and are famous preserv- ers of youthful looks. Class Sec. 4; Pre-Mil: Sec. 4; Chris- tian Workers; Missionary Volun- teers. ROBERT ODEL ELZEY BA.LtTrmore, Mp. Bible That from man’s soul looks through his eager eyes. Class V. Pres. 2; Pre-Mil; Evange- lists; Missionary Volunteers. ROBERT ROGER GAMBLE STEVENSON, ALA. CHARLES JOSEPH FRICK CuHaRLoTTE, N.C. Missions Bible If the world laughs at you, just laugh back As merry as the day is long. Missionary Volunteers: Pres. 3; FMF: V. Pres. 2, Pres. 3; Music Club; Sermon Builders; Jewish Club. Evangelists; Sermon Builders RUTH ANN GROOVER HOoLianp, MIcH. CARL GEORGE GEISTER Pomona, CALIF. Bible Great works are performed not by strength but by perseverance. Christian Education Virtue is like a rich stone, best plain set. Class Sec. 2; Pre-Mil: Sec. 2. Evangelists; Pastors: Chap. 2; Pre- Mil; Sermon Builders. JAMES TERRY HERMAN AvucustTa, GA. Bible Happy men shall have many friends. Evangelists; Pastors; Messianic So- ciety. JAMES D. HALL Cotumsus, Ga. Bible What’s the use of worrying. Evangelists; Pre-Mil; Jewish Club; Sermon Builders. THIRD YEAR . BIBLE SCHOOL |� JAMES CALVIN HILL CHARLOTTE, N.C. Bible Gentle of speech... Evangelists; Pre-Mil; Sermon Builders; Jewish Club. KAREN SUE HOWE CREVE COEUR, ILL. Christian Education What sunshine is to flowers, Smiles are to humanity. Christian Workers; Music Club; Song Leaders Musicians. ROBERT GARLAND JENKINS ROSSVILLE, GA. Bible This man will go far for he believes every word he says. Class Chorister 2, Chap. 3, Pres. 4; Evangelists: Pianist 4; Pre-Mil: Chap. 4. KENNETH ERVIN LINDSEY LaMPASAS, TEXAS Bible The time is never lost that is devoted to work. Class Chap. 3; Pre-Mil; Evangelists. WILLIAM RAY MORGAN CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Bible Life is as serious as death. Bible School: Parl. 3; Class Pres. 2, Parl. 3; Sermon Builders: Pres. 3. BIBLE SCHOOL 132 WALTER HORNUNG ROTHENBURG, GERMANY Bible lama part of all that I have met. Evangelists. ALLEN FLETCHER HULL, JR. BROWNSVILLE, VT. Bible . and let us run with patience the race that is set before us. Cross Country; Soccer; Evangelists; Christian Workers. BONNIE CEIL JOLLEY GERALDINE, ALA. Bible Cheerfulness is a partner to good- ness. Pre-Mil; Jewish Club; Missionary Volunteers. ROBERT EUGENE McFARLAND BEAUMONT, TEXAS Bible Well-timed silence hath more elo- quence than speech. Class V. Pres; 1, Vo Pres)25 bresmos Missionary Volunteers; Pre-Mil. ROBERT WILLIAMS MULLENS MERCEDES, TEXAS Bible It’s best not to compromise: it’s best to stand up and be counted. Class Pres. 1, Stg. at Arms 2; Stu- dent Body Sgt. at Arms 3; Evange- lists; Pre-Mil: Chap. 2; Missionary Volunteers: Chap. 3. ° THIRD YEAR MICHAEL E. NEALLEY Des Moines, Iowa Bible It is a quiet worker who succeeds. Pre-Mil; Pastors. JAMES DAVID PENCE CHARLESTON, W. VA. Bible Music washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life. Evangelists; Pre-Mil. LARRY ALLEN RICHIE HoLLywoop, F a. Bible Leave a little worrying—for some- one else to do. Class Treas. 3; Missionary Volun- teers; Psychology Club. ROBERT VERNON ROBINSON ASHEVILLE, N.C. Bible Little bodies have great souls. Sermon Builders; Jewish Club; Pastors; Evangelists. CAROL JANE SHAW TERRE Haute, IND. Bible Secret study, silent thought, is, after all, the mightiest agent in human af- fairs. Pre-Mil; Missionary Volunteers. BIBLE SCHOOL £33 JAMES EUGENE PARKER MaBLETON, GA. Bible What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness? Class Tres. 1, 2, 3; Evangelists. DAVID JOSEPH POL RAVENNA, OHIO Bible I am a part of all I have met. Bible School: Sgt. at Arms 2; Class Sgt.-at-Arms 1; Evangelists: Sgt.-at- Arms 2. NOLAN RAY ROACH DALLAS, TEXAS Bible Thought is deeper than all speech. Evangelists. ODIS WILSON SEALS MARSHALL, TEXAS Bible The first test of a truly great man is his humility. Evangelists; Missionary Volunteers; Pre-Mil. DONNA JEAN SHREWSBURY GLENFORK, W. VA. Bible Less quiet than you think... Christian Workers; Pre-Mil; Mis- sionary Volunteers. THIRD YEAR CLIFFORD L. SMITH Troy, OHIO Bible The great end of life is not knowl- edge but action. Silent Signers: Pres. 4, Chorister 3. JAMES HOWELL SPIRES AvucustTa, Ga. Bible They never sought in vain that sought the Lord aright. Pre-Mil; Pastors; Evangelists; Mes- sianic Fellowship. ROSE MARY STURDIVANT MEMPHIS, TENN. Child Evangelism Anything worth doing is worth do- ing well. Psychology Club; Christian Work- ers. RICHARD LEE SUMNER INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Bible Let thy speech be short, under- standing much in few words. VERNON KENNETH TRAVIS MURFREESBORO, TENN. Bible Plough deep while sluggards sleep. Pastors; Pre-Mil. BIBLE SCHOOL MELVIN E. SMITH ANDALUSIA, ALA. Bible He most lives who thinks most, feels the noblest, acts the best. Pastors; Sermon Builders. FLOYD ERMON STELL SPRINGFIELD, ARK. Bible Riches are ready snares and hasten to decay. Sermon Builders; Evangelists; Messianic Fellowship. DON HAROLD SUDDRETH CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Bible An honest man’s the highest work of God. MARLENE EDNA THOMPSON RUTHBONE, N.Y. Bible The sincere alone can recognize sincerity. Sign Language; Music Club; Glee Club. FREDERICK CLYDE TURNER ROSsvILLe, GA. Bible | Enthusiasm is the genius of sincerity. Evangelists; Pre-Mil. ° THIRD YEAR ROY L. VAN BEEK SEATTLE, WASH. Bible It is only through prayer and labor that we move on to nobler things. Bible School: Organist 3; Class Pianist 3. JAMES TIMOTHY WINTERS CoLUMBUS, OHIO Bible I think that I will not hang myself today. Evangelists; Christian Workers; Bas- ketball Statistician; Intra. Basketball Coach 3; T Club: Parl. 3; Cuimes Staff: Sports Editor 3; Jr. Play Cast 3. BIBLE SCHOOL Oh, groan... Mr. and Miss Temple! 3. Cinderella? This little piggy went to market ... JAMES EMMETT WELCH DALTon, Ga. Bible He who is determined has half the work done. Class Chap. 4; Pastors; Evangelists; Pre-Mil. THIRD YEAR First Row: DON “A DCOXG weer sectirte tetera Chattanooga, Tenn. TANNED ATEN pereinie siaertererttor Summerville, S. C. CHARLES ARNOLD enece eee Raeies rrr Starr, S. C. JULIANSATW OOD ieee ibriirrt Chickamauga, Ga. Second Row: FRANK BEA Mier credence: tern: Olney, Ill. TOM: BETGB Ye a crnaceracereroriccicttorier Hammond, Ind. JIM: BE NINE TI feta aeiasiery ienets Tullahoma, Tenn. BOBBYS BOOKER eer rninteh mer Spring City, Tenn. Third Row: CHARLES BOW D Waseeacseecieaerenrs Greenville, Miss. CHARLES BRACE W HLEeerr se err Orlando, Fla. JOBING BRANAIVIAIN riricittern itt rr Heyworth, IIl. HERB. CAPENM tinea St. Petersburg, Fla. Fourth Row: RUTHECHAPMA Nt eeeee erreurs Beecher City, IIl. KAREN CHRISTNERS s.cnmee eee South Whitley, Ind. HELEN CORFELI, Sayon-cesceeaceierer nit Flint, Mich. ROSEMARY CORNELL ........ Oklahoma City, Okla. Fifth Row: MON RNC AUN IN IBOMOLEISUPE a ooonoasaoudo000 Smyrna, Ga. JERRY GDOY Lb creer rica Birmingham, Ala. DILLYeDRISKHELM acerca Powder Springs, Ga. PATSD RIS Kiel: erent Powder Springs, Ga. Sixth Row: HELEN) DYESSieas ceric ener Houston, Texas SHARON ER THRIDG Eiieen niente Creve Coeur, Il. LEESRANNING Secor ceecener Jacksonville, Fla. SHELV Yeh OO Ri eee ener ....91x Mile Run, Pa. SECOND YEAR SECOND YEAR BIBLE SCHOOL OFFICERS WALT HOOVER? fossa cco eee President BILE: HENDERSON ere eee Vice-President GARY FRENCH Bis ee ef oe oe ee ee area eee ee Chaplain MARY ANN, DOUGHTY 3 o5on JOcn nee Oe are Secretary HERBERT GADD Ysaiat nok co eon eee Chorister KATHI BARDWELL een cetacean ee iani CHARLES BOY Dileep eee eee ere Sergeant at Arm LINWOOD) SMITHS eet ae ere eee Parliamentarian First Row: GARYeERENCH greece ciieiiies efeversioiecisrere Decatur, Ill. MONA DEAN] INFAMY (OIE! 54 SoquonogonpoGHUOT Sarasota, Fla. HERBEGADDY Sa.ractieescite cise e icicle Greenville, S.C. AT ICHIGEN DR Yate canter: Conowingo, Md.. Second Row: GARDINER) GENTRYs cir. ea aeclie sis ele Bel Air, Md. TOMEGIBSONM@eerceeee eee seer Whitesville, W. Va. LORRAINE GONNERMAN ............ Dysart, Iowa MARR YeGOODMAN Ba rac sccclseriercis:s Evansville, Ind. Yhird Row: JUDYSGORDOIN Gannett aan. King of Prussia, Pa. DONT GOR Hikaconinice occloiee seiaenters Jennerstown, Pa. BOB REHAMMO CK errr e irritate Lynchburg, Va. AVNMOOS) IEDDAVIAD. conanadcasbodcscenoG0 Wedowee, Ala. Fourth Row: BIL HENDERSON Beer Houstor., Texas WAT: Tae OO V ER meetin setectlniere are acre Miami, Fla. DXCUCINGH ISUOPWE, .ocoopoacnscenangoooe? Peace Dale, R.1. DARE IOHNSON tree rece ri rick Caldwell, Ohio Fifth Row: AETIVGS KH IG Is Vorsrreeniereanarremesseecstah dice erers Greenwood, S.C. JOAINSEE NINE Di Yaeerseiet tert tcterietor Southport, Pa. GEORGHBLANKEH ORD Sarrrrcriiietane ctr Miami, Fla. AKONACIT, ILIDNADISING 5 pocenncoobucnsour Lampasas, Texas Sixth Row: GENE) LOCKWOOD Gite. cccss asc Red Alda, Neb. HOLGISSLONGBaancenrae os ae ernest Monahans, Texas JOH WLON Gite ceerena see re iarionsislevairai nersvereore Denver, Colo. HON MAL, MCAV NIL NID so oonccoc0ga0000e Groves, Texas Seventh Row: HOMME. IKKE, oaoccoavonasonodogos Stringtown, Okla. INN WACOM YIN) Goconsnoancsodnedoneac Thomaston, Ga. BECKYSMcRORIEM nee rer erie Charlotte, N.C. JIMeMADISO Niianceeecc cera setetene rete. Orlando, Fla. Eighth Row: BOBIMARION erectile: Wytheville, Va. AfOWl MON ESISUNEIG, cocaeocotococ0unTs Beaumont, Texas WILLARD MARSHAL irr crete Centralia, Ill. IBYNIN] WOOO HMHS) .ccomsnanoccotcccoodasDo Oc Danville, Il. BIBLE SCHOOL SECOND YEAR First Row: SHARONEMILLS Farr ererier eect err: Tulsa, Okla. MEE .VIN eMINCHYeeee rece ecinni atten Atlanta, Ga. LEAH EMOOREE er ere crete Connersville, Ind. PRICFOWEN Byccocaectcnire eee Glasgow, Scotland Second Row: HARL OWENS Sa -cactssee ceiaeeerccr|: Phenix City, Ala. BILLY PACK) Aitcncecnocscne nectar Athens, Ala. PAUL PARDUB Wer ceciirmirrn s. Huntington, W. Va. BOBBIE PARKER aatceeancerae eerie Woodleaf, N.C. Third Row: BOBIJPARRISH Zee eeeeete rrr tte Covington, Ga. RITA, PAYNE Mncoccn eee eronen Terre Haute, Ind. DON@PEE BLES @e-e prin ecie nieere Chicago, Ill. BOB PETERSON feccricce rer cnrne Fort Pierce, Fla. Fourth Row: JUD YEREYNOISD Saeeeeeeeecneer ence Dugger, Ind. LEE’ ROBB an asnecee ae Grand Junction, Colo. RON ROBERTS Fecectiiicertlesiseres eter Buffalo, N.Y. MARY@ROGERS ae reriereniecier Jacksonville, Fla. Fifth Row: RICHARD ROGERSPreee-ecee eer Jacksonville, Fla. ART SIMS Gate cercteieereclovsasstetis aporetueraneets -..Naples, Fla. Well, you see, it was this way ... And then she said... BIBLE SCHOOL First Row: DANGSKIE TONS arrears: Chattanooga, Tenn. CEY DER SMITH ieee cor crrine-iccriace cians Quincy, Fla. HELENS MUL Hate rrrasrecieeraaiss snaererderrs cae Troy, Ohio EET SPENCER im miescciin cs crace ce St. Petersburg, Fla. Second Row: OIMIVEYSES TE WAR Tarr neieenitecie Watkinsville, Ga. MYVRNARSTE WAR Laer eee ener Tempe, Ariz. JURY MMII OL, SODIDIWBYS. .ocono0gncado0ac Flint, Mich, DELAINE ER LAL Hae enc iiictcrnes comer Roswell, Ga. Third Row: MAEWIN THOMPSON .............. Whitehall, Wis. ALEENeCHORN TON ricci Birmingham, Ala. NAR TIEYINGEIVIME Repent eeeiiienie Holland, Mich. (Ge WAIHI Soococoncospogcodedoncuad: Peoria, Ill. Fourth Row: ATL ONM WAGNER erereicterclsiatel eteies Beaver Springs, Pa. BIG WARREN sree aiciecis ler: kecicsrsietasiss Taylors, S.C. DORIS SWIELIAMS Wasa oiecietclesierrel: Blanchard, Okla. WMG, MAOIMVNES” Coron qanoogao oDobnOue Charleston, Tenn. Fifth Row: FUASYa WO MEA C Seaemrpyeeieceitcrasraciers Charleston, Tenn. LINDABWOODS Sr reurnoriest tesa Rockville, Md. CHOY DEY OUIN Gear cern cee nna Pitman, Ohio Oh, Hello Mrs. Bowden! Alertness is... First Row: SUEFADAMS © occctyamvaccrincra seriieteenrerst Baldwin, Fla. CAROLYNVADCOX. ee riten cerca © Chattanooga, Tenn. JOH N@PAISE Yorrctaenicreicrecickiirtreivee Tipp City, Ohio DONTANDERSON Sere eerer cere East Palatka, Fla. Second Row: KATHYSBARD W Hieliraenterrriicreeieises Racine, Minn. DORISSBARTONS er ercraccree ere Greenville, Miss. RUTHEBEL Zimerman ac meen Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio WILMA BILLINGSLEY ............. Greenville, S.C. Third Row: LYNDA BIRD wears ctuyeran sehr St. Albans, W. Va. DAVID BISSE La errceerccr ricer Randallstown, Md. RICHARD BIRD Mer oaeer cece St. Albans, W. Va. RICHARD BLAIR cceinataeiieettrer Pomona, Calif. Fourth Row: CLARENCESBLOUNDT ace erece Chattanooga, Tenn. RUSSELER BODE Meco: St. Charles, Mo. BEVERLEY BONNE erin aceite Idaho Falls, Idaho SHERRYs BORDERSEEGH Serene Harrison, Tenn. Fifth Row: HAROUDSBOW MAND EEEE Erne Vincennes, Ind. NANCY, BOYD (iicncmislacccise slecinerrece Duckhill, Miss. MILDRED BROOKING ................ Batavia, Ohio ROBERTA BROOKS eee cen eer Charlotte, N.C. Sixth Row: JAMES BROWN eee ee ee St. Joseph, Tenn. JUDY, BROW Nigaaaieciincciie cer San Diego, Calif. BILL YS BURBRINKSeee eee eee Indianapolis, Ind. KEN GCALDBECKgenaaceeriericece Brimfield, Mass. BIBLE SCHOOL FIRST YEAR BIBLE SCHOOL OFFICERS PAUL: Co'COK ea) nein ca Ae President JOHN, ALLEY inset ee ee eee Vice President RAY JAMESON MARIONESCOT Tee ee BECKY RUSSELL BILG FOX 2 eee JIM PRITCHETT KAY GOETZ First Row: IBOBSCAMERON@ rescence) iret Flint, Mich. BOBBYECAMEBE climactic: Chattanooga, Tenn. AP AMOS) (C7MNUN DENS ao 5eacundus0nnnnee Charlotte, N.C. BENTONEICAN NON Brace recieelsstererrreites Dothan, Ala. Second Row: GERTRUDE CHINGWA ........ Harbor Springs, Mich. TERR YECOATS By. wena nce reek Creve Coeur, IIl. TIN DAS COE erence cacao cs Chattanooga, Tenn. CHARLES COPELAND ............ Jacksonville, Fla. PAULTCO Xenon casmercsernnine Glenwood Springs, Colo. HAROLDICREGO Gye aencckidne ncaececeart Oswago, N.Y. BOBBYS CURTIS Macnee cece Cythiana, Ky. Ce CYPHER Tarra: cate cntecetier-seeiior Jeannette, Pa. Fourth Row: JACKSD AIG LO Neen Danielsville, Ga. MBE VINS DEEN Pireeiiciiis ciiaccsecenicesie ere Baxley, Ga. WAN CEEDUINN Beier sr tertacrscarrrecmeerr are Ahoskie, N.C. DAT He DY AL aeerracsecuincinetiecie ast Jacksonville, Fla. Fifth Row: HAROLD EEILES Meneeiincceceacn eee Brunswick, Ga. IWAN DAGEISILS Bee vecicctaste ouster cusetteiels Brunswick, Ga. SOHN IMLIAMOINME s55e0c000cu00v0e Chattanooga, Tenn. GRADY SELOWELR Ome cemeteries ter Bea umont, Texas WM OENAD INMOMMMRRSS 55 snc0000noueo00d Beaumont, Texas (GHADININ! TROXEICID) 35 onosooacconvaddacane Charlotte, N.C. MARGARET EKOOR Macc yeiisiclrels Six Mile Run, Pa. 1218 Bl a OD. crocs ORC GeNaD. Ui city oc Jacksonville, Fla. Seventh Row: BARR Ye GAL YEN carterps cteierstecrtbereverciers Kingman, Ind. PAWIINERGERRED ane Oklahoma City, Okla. VAHTEGBUKGEUZIAN =e cue sete Beirut, Lebanon KAYE GOETZ Oo nsercnc cic cele lvors toateronte wielone Rossville, Ga. Eighth Row: VIRGIN GROOVE R aesertecisntcrniet Winter Haven, Fla. FRANK HARDIN ........ rss iene Culloden, W.Va. CAR TEREIA RVI Vamer yar dereneretoters cuskatcrasretotaet eta Daisy, Tenn. ARTBHATH COG RW sssrary cfersravic avatevaters, in Tallassee, Ala. FIRST YEAR First Row: RUBYSHELTLON Peeters irre: Chattanooga, Tenn. BILLIE HESS aac rie eetlosincieriesiee ciatelser Rossville, Ga. JAMES HOG eri ccesticccre arc Chattanooga, Tenn. CHARLES HOSTETLER) @......0.- Lincoln Park, N.J. Second Row: JAMES THOUS LONS eer Ermer Forest Park, Ga. ROBERTAHUPEMA Ngee eeeericcnirnes Tampa, Fla. WAY NEGHUNT, errr coroners Davison, Mich. JOVECH TACK SON Mercier: Chattanooga, Tenn. Third Row: RAY JAMESON sence eet North Ridgeville, Ohio JIMTJOHINSON wee ceeecetreraer Signal Mt., Tenn. ALBER Le OHNS LO Nearer tr Charlotte, N.C. DAVIDEJONAS Sie rei iseaorrciter Corpus Christi, Texas Fourth Row: SHERRONWONAS see -eeoeeeer Corpus Christi, Texas ROBERDRIUSIU Smeets Pisgah Forest, N.C. JAMES KDELERGe-eariieenrirrtr Lumberton, Miss. JAMES KEITH acces aera Summerville, Ga. Fifth Row: BE AGKILG ORE readin Chattanooga, Tenn. GERALD' KING 4 -er oun noot eck ceca Parma, Ohio DOUGEASSKELUENDER ernie nent Jerome, Idaho ALBERT LAUBEMaskieeee oe ecere Bethlehem, Pa. Sixth Row: AKOVEING HABMBHD ..coonad Sa coin Portsmouth, Ohio GINDAEHELIVENSPIRE Seer. Lima, Ohio KATHERINER LONG Sees er Atlanta, Ga. JANICE VONGS TRE LH ge ee Muscatine, Iowa Seventh Row: LOIS ° LUCAS inact cesiteen sce eet Washington, D.C. JOHNeEMcCLUNGHaa eestor Charleston, W. Va. GATE McCORMICKsea eereeeeeereee Inverness, Fla. WENDELE mM vicC OR MICK aaaacenn niece Trenton, Ga. Eighth Row: CONNIBEMcCO Yate iine cicetscier: Concord, Tenn. PAUL, McLBAN (i mcceccnecrstieenes Fort Pierce, Fla. TIM: MeMANUS tan cunmsreieirernee Central Lake, Mich. DAMON McMELLON ................ Madison, W. Va. BIBLE SCHOOL 143 First Row: CAROLYNIMARSHATI seeceies.e- Beaumont, Texas SHIRT YaMAR TING eerme erento: Fort Pierce, Fla. JAMESPIVAS TERS mee orncentrr erent Ringgold, Ga. INCA CeIVIATCRE EW Saeeerererenecer: Chattanooga, Tenn. Second Row: MORRISSMILLER Tena ect ee Lagrange, N.C. DAVIDEMORE AS cc ramtire rite nick Augusta, Ga. JOHNGMONK ia yeni asia crisis iene Darlington, Md. JACKEMOORMANG EEC eer in Indianapolis, Ind. CEOVISEMORSE eee eee Claremont, N.H. DIN INDINE OMNI) noo cdoccotn sonec06s Hartbille, Ohio MAR YarOSB URIN see eterna Huntington, Ind. DpH AISNS TONMONIS) soueeduaooo gmc ooooK Memphis, Tenn. Feurth Row: BREDFOXNER Sereccisctiesh ieee Columbia, S.C. BOBBYSEAR KER aaeerreerern renin tire Woodleaf, N.C. JANSPHILEIPS Sete yer cect escent Atlanta, Ga. SHARONIEHIEELES a eeecreeene eerie: Lebanon, Mo. Fifth Row: JERR YRP OOM meet ocertn ttre Mt. Vernon, III. AMOMe JASNMKOAMY .. aonooosascus Spring City, Tenn. PAUTG RAN gaara aoe. tscis eisioernento eens Auburndale, Fla. BECK YSRUS SHILA Reer Denner Alcoa, Tenn. Sixth Row: APHSSID; 1AOMU SONA NOMID) - soo0cdaccasco0nc Bel Air, Md. JIMESANBORN Giese cece ener Chariton, Iowa DONESCOLT eae rc suis as crascie cent Baltimore, Md. IMARIONE SCO Tt Weare cle lorries ieeierels Baltimore, Md. Seventh Row: BELLYSSHAICS Benen nistiitelas seston Marshall, Texas HELENS SHOR Mem iscirericiescieriii Franklin, N.C. ISAWIOAN! SISUNENAD, socpooconnboacboas Fort. Pierce, Fla. SIMES EA W wer se tr ae ene ee Abaco, Bahamas Eighth Row: JAMESCSHUSTER, ee saute tae a to Wellington, Ohio MAXESID DER SMe Mane nk ce ne Urbana, Ohio IGTINUIERSIMS saeeerrsan crits tcc Lupton City, Tenn. PRANKEGMIEH Det ohn folk cant Se Norfolk, Va. FIRST YEAR FIRST YEAR First Row: RITA®T SMITH Gis cross tere otctetsincleretets Chattanooga, Tenn. BOB: SMITH Sawater omnes wavsrecosisinnarsoioveisiece Knova, W. Va. JIMS SPRAY BERR Yerectiitetrentecicte: Chickamauga, Ga. GEORGIA SPRAYBERRY ........ Chickamauga, Ga. Second Row: BARBARA STAGGS ............0005 Fort Pierce, Fla. ELNAVSTELL meester: Springfield, Ark. CURTISSS TIGINER acter ci leierriiete: Doyleston, Ohio RA Ye S Lerd OHNitaecrrrcieriorielereieltelerera Jasonville, Ind. Third Row: TIMeSTUAR TE tarrectee cei itctrienraet rarer Covington, Ga. ISU MENON SOMMONMAS, ao ococcaonnodoocne Gibsonton, Fla. BOB SUTPHEN Gasser Goodells, Mich. JOYCE! TABACECHI Van.wecnieeceserece Stonington, II. Fourth Row: CHARLESS TIGER R Meera LaFollette, Tenn. DOUG TRITT = ee ee Lula, Ga. BILLS TY NER ec cecrocrctsyenre oer New Castle, Ind. BOBBWALKER@ ert tcrerea crt Chattanooga, Tenn. Fifth Row: DONNIE WARREN .............. Chattanooga, Tenn. BILE WATKINS trcescise circa teers Lewisburg, Ky. BOBEWATIERSON Serer eerie rer Grover, N.C. JIM WAY MIRE Ma acncctsecr ecriclee stir Festus, Mo. Sixth Row: HAR VE Ye WELLE eee eer creer N. Charleston, S.C. MARY: WILGUS (iiss cece nenarcoes Charleston, S.C. ROY CERWILG US Peace cer mest Charleston, S.C. CHARLOTTE WILLIAMS .............. Wheaton, Md. Seventh Row: JAMES� WLIGLIAMS Writ eer iereiiersmierret Goshen, Va. JIMBWLESON arrester certnie Sinksgrove, W. Va. ARNOLD WISDOM ...............+5: Filmore, Calif. DONE YOUNGLOV Biome eikrttnrertn Towson, Md. BIBLE SCHOOL fe FERRELL KEARNEY President SEMINARY OFFICERS Graduates of Temple Baptist Theological Seminary are putting their academic and practical training to work as pastors, evangelists, foreign and home mis- sionaries, and in widely diversified educational fields. nr COX JOHN HOSKINS Secretary-Treasurer 145 ED STEADHAM Parliamentarian JOHN GREENE Chaplain ROBERT REED Sergeant at Arms GARY WOODS Chorister FOURTH YEAR SEMINARY STAN P. PUTNAM CHATTANOOGA, TENN. M.R.E. That we truly and earnestly aspire to be, that in some sense we are. BARRY BAGWELL MiaMI, FLORIDA B.D. Ambition has no rest. College: Pres. 3; A Cappella: Pres. 1; Student Body: Pres. 3; Music Club: Pres. 2; Song Leaders Mu- sicians: Chap. 4, 1; Pastor’s Group: Chap. 2; Senior Superlative: Lead- ership. PAUL CHANG TAIPEI, TAIWAN M.R.E. Missionary Volunteers; FMF. THIRD YEAR SEMINARY OFFICERS EDWIN STEAD LA Mae eee eee President AMBROSEROLLVE Raeentetee ct eee et Vice President POC IRON A WN og anbaannor sega ahod nee : Secretary-Treasurer ROBERT REED Spectr ocr co re ane eee Chaplain RONATIDES AUN G 1s eee eee Chorister EDERORTNER Sheers se Soe nnn eee oe Parliamentarian LEE BROW Ngee ee ee eee Sergeant at Arms LEE HENRY BROWN ATLANTA, GEORGIA B.D. as a work to be done. A good laugh is sunshine in a house. Not as a belief to behold, but rather Class: Sgt.-at-Arms 3; Pastors 4. |] EDWARD WOODLY FORTNER WASHINGTON, D.C. B.D. The success off perseverance. JAMES LESLIE McELYEA ALTON, ILL. B.D. Men of the noblest dispositions think themselves happiest when others share their happiness with them. Seminary: Sec. 3 4; Messianic Club; Pastors Club; Band. ROBERT ELLIS REED WasuHincton, D.C. BD: Life passes; work is permanent. | Class: Chap. 3; Seminary: Sgt.-at- } Arms 3; Music Club; Pastors Group. HARRIS EDWIN STEADHAM COLLEGE Park, Ga. B.D. Variety is the mother of enjoyment. Seminary, Class Pres: 3; Parl. 3; Pastors Group; Music Club; Messi- anic Club. SEMINARY 147 JOHN HARVEY McCARTT WHITESVILLE, W. VA. i3}1D). Cheerfulness is an offshoot of good- ness and wisdom. AMBROSE HERBERT OLIVER EGERTON, KENT, ENGLAND B.D. Brevity is the soul of wit. Student Body: Sgt.-at-Arms; Class: Sgt.-at-Arms 2; Seminary: V. Pres. 3; Song Leaders Musicians: Chap. 3; Excelsior Lit. Society: Pres. 2 3; International Club: Pres. 3; Christian Workers; Soccer: Co-Captain, 2 3; Sr. Superlative: Most Witty. RONALD LEE SANGER SCARBRO, W, Va. B.D. He preaches well that lives well. College: Pres. 1 2; Student Body: Sgt.-at-Arms 2 3; Seminary Class Pres. 1; Pastors; Music Club; “T” Club: V. Pres. 2; Pres. 3; Basketball: 1, 2, 3; Co-Capt. 2; Most Valuable Player 1; Sr. Superlative: Most Ath- letic. THIRD YEAR SECOND YEAR ISAIAH C. BROWN CHATTANOOGA, TENN. B.D. Wit and wisdom are born with a man. JOHN HENDERSON HOSKINS WILLIAMSON, W. Va. B.D. Humble because of knowledge; mighty by sacrifice Student Body: Chap. 2; Seminary: V. Pres. 2; Class: Pres. 2; Music Club: Chap, 2. FERRELL F, KEARNEY Lopt, WIs. B.D. To be honest as this world goes is to be one man picked o ut of ten thou- sand. Seminary: Pres. 2; Class: Chap. 2. SECOND YEAR SEMINARY OFFICERS JOHN SHOS EIN S ge ser ene ee ee President JOHNEGREE NE eet Oro cere Vice President ( WARD s(VAG IPE AIGNER Sener Secretary MAGNE, TAVIS oo peop angansuse Rr ss. ® Chaplain eM es vas Song Leader SEMINARY JOHN R. GREEN CONNERSVILLE, IND. isiDp Most things come a lot faster to them that won't wait. Seminary: Chap. 2; Class: Chap: 73 V. Pres. 2; Evangelists: Song Lead- er 1; Hist. Club: Song Leader 1. CHARLES KENNETH JOHNSON Lussock, TEXAS IByDI. He who is determined has half the work done. College: “T” Club 2 3; Pastors; Hist. Club; Baseball: 2 3; Capt. 3; CHIMES Staff: 3; Hist. Award 4; Play- er of Year Award 4; Seminary: Pre- Mil 1 2; Pastors 1 2. RICHARD T. STOVER CHATTANOOGA, TENN. M.R.E. After all there are two sides to every- thing... and one of ’em is the sunny side. 2 | | | SEMINARY JOHN VARTANIAN ALEPPO, SYRIA M.R.E. Wit is the salt of conversation. Christian Workers, 1 2; Music SECOND YEAR PETE VARTANIAN ALEPPO, SYRIA M.R.E. Christian Workers, 1 2; Music Club, 1 2; International Club: 1 2; Chorister; Soccer: Co-Capt. 1 2. 4) Club, 1 2; International Club: 1 2, Pres. 1; Soccer: 1 2. JOHN J. WOLF NEw York, N.Y. M.R.E. | ‘Tis all men’s office to speak patience | to those that writhe under the load of sorrow. Biblical Lang. Club: V. Pres. 1, Pres. Pg FIRST YEAR SEMINARY OFFICERS ED JOHNSON EARL KENNEDY RUTH COX Secretary-Treasurer JOHN GRAY Sergeant at Arms RON PURKEY Parliamentarian MARION WACASER Chorister EMMETT ADKINS Chaplain FIRST YEAR SEMINARY First Row: EMMETT ADKINS Huntington, W. Va. CECIL BATEMAN Nantahala, N.C. ROGERS BOWYER Bassett, Va. TOM CHUPP Atlanta, Ga. Second Row: Fernandina Beach, Fla. Canton, Ohio Chattanooga, Tenn. Orlando, Fla. First Row: PAULS EO WEBER e ocurnsoaecaer so Jacksonville, Fla. JAMES GCN Iie eretie ree iment toto: South Amboy, N.J. TOM (GILMER, sae cele sess oe New Holland, Ga. JOHN GRAY. cyaccetciemactesiiaci ceed asnenen Maroa, Ill. Second Row: EDWARD HAMILTON ........ DeFuniak Springs, Fla. JAMES CHAR NEE sapacretere-treieicreteeionneerss Tampa, Fla. EDs JOHNSON; ja teaiiioecsmiicsonnett nate cisarteasbeae Miami, Fla. BOB KEDLE YOR easier teorotara Athens, Tenn. Third Row: BAR KENNEDY scriemrriacer Chattanooga, Tenn. MAC PALMER srcciacceniisreomternrae Crown Point, Ind. MAURICE PINKSTON Maecenas Memphis, Tenn. RON PURKE Yass eaockconaeciacten Hammond, Ind. Fourth Row: RAY THARP oes tags sincereentenieuch anetoreu: Seagoville, Texas MONON SW NCINSIAR cocaceocgnemaocs Plant City, Fla. DENSWENIGE Rie eeeee eee rer: South St. Paul, Minn. LEO WIGGINS Sapeectrinmerstio it: Chattanooga, Tenn. Fifth Row: GARYS WOODS Maroney ier reien eters Chattanooga, Tenn. FIRST YEAR SEMINARY This pitcher is so heavy. | ] i | j WE REMEMBER DR. ROBERT B. BURNETTE Beloved Dean of Tennessee Temple Bible School “Remember them .. . who have spoken unto you the Word of God: whose faith follow...’ (Hebrews 13:7) GOD’S SERVANT “He preached the Word in season and out.” He loved the Lord with all his heart! He sought the lost to win their souls. He served mankind through many toils. He taught the truth unmixed with error. He fought God’s foes in faith, not fear. He planned his work to please his God. He worked God’s plans to hear ‘Well done!’ He finished the course God gave him to do. He rests in Christ. His faith was true. He’s met the Christ he served so well. He knew with Him He’d always dwell. He kept the faith. He fought the fight. He conquered the course. His crown is the Light.” “A BOOK OF REMEMBRANCE” Malachi 3:16, 17 “A Book of Remembrance” has Jesus, my Lord. The record therein gives my heart sweet accord. For “they shall be Mine, saith the Lord of Hosts,” “When I make up My jewels” from out all the coasts. So we must go on—win souls for Christ, That they might have the life that lasts, And in His book He’ll write their name; They will be His in that glad day. Dr. Ropert B. 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FARRARS DRY GOODS STORES 203 CHICKAMAUGA AVENUE—ROSSVILLE, GEORGIA 6785 LEE HIGHWAY—CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE “Congratulations To The Graduates of '65 ' Compliments of Town and Country Restaurant Home of the Bottomless Salad 110 NORTH MARKET 267-8544 AND LONGHORN RESTAURANT 821 McCallie Avenue 129 NORTH MARKET SIGNAL MOUNTAIN Complim en bs of Eaves Produce Company, Inc. 700 East I lth Street Phone: AM 7-3760, AM 7-3769 PATHWAY BOOK STORE Your friendly Christian Book Store 615 Market Street Phone 266-1818 COMPLIMENTS OF GORDONS CLEANERS “WHERE YOUR CLOTHES ARE GIVEN PERSONAL ATTENTION AGENT—COLLEGE MEN'S SHOP Greetings from Happy Valley MILK AND ICE CREAM Main Offices ALWAYS FRESH GRADE “A” Temple Prefers Happy Valley Jersey Herd oO, Highland Park Baptist Church Sunday School God's Outreach For The Unreached LANHAM'S BIBLE BOOKSHOP Bibles—Books—Novelties—Cards—Records 53515 Brainerd Road Phone MA 9-7583 Phone 698-7606 CAPITOL VISUAL AIDS Religious Films ® Audio-Visual Equipment SALES RENTAL SERVICE 611 Dodds Avenue Phone MA 9-7381 PERSONALITY SHOP Just A Little Different’ Phone CA 9-143] Rossville, Georgia LANSFORD PIANO CO. EXCLUSIVE BALDWIN PIANO AND ORGAN DEALER A. O. Bill Morton 730 Cherry St. President MA 6-7185 AL MILLER MUSIC STORE “THE FINEST NAMES IN MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 605 Cherry 267-5853 COMPLIMENTS OF LEE'S FOOD MARKET 708 S. Orchard Knob Phone 698-7606 HARRY GRANERT STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR THE '65 CHIMES Fine Portraits Since 1915 616! , Market Street KROGER FOOD STORE Brainerd Village JOHN REESE, Mgr. THE TEXAN RESTAURANT Where Students Are Always Welcome Come and Dine 1090 McCallie Avenue Phone MA 9-3582 Chattanooga Exterminating Co. Complete Pest Control 2511 McCallie Avenue Phone MA 4-0062 Phone 266-0052 Conn-Band Instruments Pianos Organs BAILEY MUSIC CO. 619 Cherry Street CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE D. J. Bailey 265-3176 LOOKOUT SPORTING GOODS CO. Specialists in Sports 719 Cherry St. Phone 265-3464 MILLER BROS., C0. Downtown Eastgate Highland Plaza Brainerd NORTHSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH 5801 Old Concord Road CHARLOTTE, N. C. RADIO BROADCASTS BUS MINISTRY BIBLE INSTITUTE CHRISTIAN DAY SCHOOL THRIFTY WASH, INC. Chattanooga's Low Cost Laundries 1716 Bailey Avenue 1512 Dodds Avenue 3221 Rossville Boulevard 5717 Ringold Road | 2505 Dayton Boulevard : 205 McFarland Avenue 1223 Shallowford Road THE SAVINGS CENTER ATTANOOGA | SAVINGS CHa T FEDERAL PAYING A BIG 4%, ON INSURED SAVINGS 817 BROAD STREET 3875 HIXSON PIKE 5300 BRAINERD ROAD FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Ninth and Church Street SPRINGFIELD, COLORADO JOE FORD, Pastor BRAINERD DRUG COMPANY Prescription Druggist 3240 Brainerd Road Phone 622-3101 CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE SCHROEDER’S GARDEN CENTER McCallie at the Viaduct Visit our Flower Department Your Friendly Church THE CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Glendora at San Jose La Puente, California Sunday School ...... 9:30 AM Worship Service ... . 10:45 AM Young People's Group 6:00 PM Evening Service .....7:00 PM Mid-Week Service, e DR. JOHN P. FORSYTH Wednesday ....... 7:00 PM 2504 S. Hacienda La Puente, California We Preach Christ Crucified, Risen and Coming Again INTERNATIONAL BOARD OF JEWISH MISSIONS IBUM P.O. Box 1256 Dr. Jacob Gartenhaus, Atlanta |, Ga. President Best Wishes from Parents of First Baptist Church of Creve Coeur, Ill. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Ethridge Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Knowles Mr.,aud Mrs. Isaac Turney Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Coats Mr. and Mrs. Dale Creekmur Mr. and Mrs. Harry Howe Pastor, Rev. Gilbert Purtee WILLOW STREET PHARMACY 205 Chamberlain Ave. Phone 622-2171 2 THE BILL RICE RANCH MURFREESBORO, TENNESSEE DROG STORES CREATORS OF REASONABLE DRUG PRICES The Editors and Staff of the 1965 CHIMES wish to thank all those who made this year's annual a success. BENSON PRINTING CO. 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